- CJEU confirmed the right to deduct VAT on the acquisition of fixed assets made available under tooling
- Judgment pertains to common practice in automotive industry
- Taxpayer can deduct VAT if assets are used by contracting party only for taxpayer’s taxable transactions
- Case involved Austrian company providing crane to subcontractor in Romania
- Tax authorities denied VAT deduction, CJEU confirmed right to deduct
- Fixed assets must be used strictly for provider’s taxable business activities for VAT deduction to apply
- Exclusivity of goods’ use is crucial in tooling arrangements
- Compliance with formal obligations is important according to CJEU
Source: mddp.pl
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