- The case involves a property transfer agreement for the construction of a garage and conversion of a clubhouse into a villa
- The agreement was deemed to have been made before the signing of the final contract
- The seller failed to prove that construction had started before the agreement, leading to the project being classified as “construction for a third party”
- The seller was considered a taxable person under VAT law, making the construction services subject to VAT
- Legal references include sections of the VAT law
- Previous instance of the case was at the district court under a different case number
Source: info.skat.dk
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