- The Administrative Court ruled on a revision by the Austrian Tax Office against a decision of the Federal Finance Court regarding income and VAT for the years 2002-2005.
- The case involved an internet trade of dietary supplements and medicines conducted through a company in the Isle of Man to avoid Austrian tax laws.
- The company was set up to bypass restrictions on mail order sales in Austria.
- The court found that the income from the trade was attributed to the individual involved.
- The individual had previously operated the trade through a different company in Austria before transferring it to the company in the Isle of Man.
Source: ris.bka.gv.at
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