- The Danish Customs and Tax Administration released a City Court Decision on December 16
- The decision addresses deductions for input VAT and operating costs linked to subcontractor expenses and material sales
- A development and design company claimed these deductions
- The Tax Agency rejected the input VAT deduction claims and raised the company’s taxable income and VAT obligations
- The City Court supported the Tax Agency’s decision
- The court found the company did not sufficiently prove the legitimacy of the subcontractor services claimed
- The court agreed with the increase in the company’s sales VAT and taxable income due to unreported income from material sales
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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