No, the EU has astonishingly childish VAT rules that specify which country is owed VAT at which rate for all sorts of edge cases, like an online purchase made f

No, the EU has astonishingly childish VAT rules that specify which country is owed VAT at which rate for all sorts of edge cases, like an online purchase made from a train heading across a border. The vendor, the customer, and the train can represent up to four different countries, each of which can argue they are owed VAT.