- AEAT publishes Conflict no. 14 on its website regarding VAT
- The conflict involves artificial interposition of a company to deduct VAT on services for a financial service platform
- The report declares an abuse of right by the taxpayer in attempting to obtain a VAT refund through artificial operations
- The right to deduct VAT depends on meeting certain requirements and not engaging in fraudulent or abusive behavior
- The taxpayer in this case is deemed to have participated in an abusive operation to obtain a VAT deduction for exempt activities
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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