- The Norwegian Tax Administration released a decision on November 8 regarding VAT on construction of pedestrian and cycle paths
- A company sought VAT refunds for constructing paths later transferred to public entities
- The company argued the construction should be considered maintenance, exempt from VAT
- The Tax Office reevaluated the VAT, classifying the work as new construction due to significant modifications, thus subject to VAT
- The Tax Appeals Board partially agreed with the taxpayer
- The Board ruled some expenses were for maintenance and not subject to VAT
- Other expenses were for new construction, requiring a VAT adjustment
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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