- The case involves a complaint about the denial of a VAT exemption for the construction of a historical ship.
- The Landsskatteretten upheld the decision of the Skatterådet that the construction of a new ship does not qualify for the VAT exemption.
- The exemption in question applies to existing ships undergoing renovation, repair, or maintenance.
- The new ship being built is a reconstruction of a sunken ship and does not contain any parts from the original ship.
- The Landsskatteretten referred to the wording of the relevant law and confirmed the Skatterådet’s decision.
Source: info.skat.dk
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