- Conflict number 19 in the application of VAT law
- Artificial interposition of a company for the deduction of VAT from a local reform
- The foundation’s goals include promoting mental health, researching ways of getting sick and getting cured, offering education, and cooperating with healthcare and education professionals
- In 1996, the foundation started developing activities in various locations
- In 2016, the foundation established Company A and acquired a property for 320,000 € with a mortgage of 224,000 €
- In August 2016, the foundation started renting out industrial properties, including the one acquired in May 2016
- In November 2016, the foundation signed a contract to establish a medical office, incurring costs of 110,670 € + VAT in 2016
- In August 2017, the foundation signed a lease agreement with Company A for 1,200 € per month, increasing to 1,620 € in 2018
- In 2017, the foundation incurred costs of 416,042 € + VAT and requested a VAT refund of 90,822.39 € in the 4th quarter of 2017
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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