- The Supreme Court has confirmed the partial transferability of the VAT credit requested for reimbursement.
- The case involved a bank acquiring a portion of the VAT credit from a bankruptcy.
- The taxpayer appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that there was no prohibition on partial transfer of the VAT credit.
- The court referred to the relevant legislation and previous rulings on the matter.
- The court had previously ruled on the legitimacy of the transfer of the VAT credit for reimbursement.
- The decision raises some questions about the scope of the legal principle established.
Source: eutekne.info
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