- Complex issues arise at the intersection of VAT and insolvency law
- Questions arise regarding the VAT adjustment claim after a successful challenge by the insolvency administrator
- Two main questions: who can claim the VAT adjustment and is it considered a mass liability under insolvency law?
- The VAT deduction must be adjusted for the subsidiary if the payment is successfully challenged by the parent company
- The VAT adjustment claim is not considered a mass liability under insolvency law
- Other mass liabilities may arise through the administration, realization, and distribution of the insolvency estate
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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