- Danish Customs and Tax Administration posted a National Tax Court Decision clarifying unjust enrichment from a VAT refund
- A VAT-registered company sought reinstatement and refund of VAT claimed by its customer
- The Tax Agency rejected the request, stating that the VAT was already passed on to the customer
- The National Tax Court upheld the Tax Agency’s decision, stating that the company failed to prove it was legally obligated to pass on the refunded VAT and issuing a refund would unjustly enrich the company.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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