- The case concerns the VAT treatment of transport, import, export, and deposition of CO2 on the Norwegian continental shelf.
- NLJV provides two types of services: transport services and deposition services.
- NLJV should calculate VAT for transport services between the capture site and the receiving facility in Øygarden.
- NLJV should calculate VAT at zero rate for transport services between the capture site outside the VAT area and the receiving facility in Øygarden.
- NLJV’s turnover of deposition services related to CO2 storage on the continental shelf is exempt from VAT.
- NLJV should calculate and pay import VAT for the transport of CO2 from the capture site outside the VAT area to the receiving facility in Øygarden.
- NLJV is entitled to deduct input VAT related to the acquisition of CO2 transport, deposition, investment, operation of the receiving facility, and other infrastructure used for CO2 transport.
Source: skatteetaten.no
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