- The Supreme Court has admitted two issues for appeal regarding the deduction of VAT in holding companies
- The first issue is whether an intragroup transfer of shares by a mixed holding company should be classified as “financial activity”
- The second issue is whether an intragroup transfer of shares by a mixed holding company can be exempt from VAT if it involves indirectly transferring an autonomous economic unit capable of conducting business activities
- It is hoped that the Supreme Court will establish legal precedent on this complex issue of VAT for holding companies.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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