- Skattestyrelsen did not grant a company’s request for reassessment and refund of VAT
- The company claimed that the VAT was fully passed on to its customer
- Landsskatteretten confirmed Skattestyrelsen’s decision
- The company failed to prove that it was legally obligated to pass on the refunded VAT to the customer
- The company’s sales and delivery conditions and intention to pass on the refunded VAT did not change the outcome
- The case is based on the Danish VAT Act and the company’s request for reassessment and refund of VAT
- The company requested reassessment for a period of 10 years due to a change in SKAT’s practice regarding VAT on administrative services
- The company’s total refund claim was 83,289,053 DKK
Source: info.skat.dk
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