- French administrative Supreme Court ruled on a case involving unpaid VAT invoices
- The court confirmed a 40% penalty for intentional noncompliance
- The company director’s prior experience with VAT issues in another company he directed indicated his awareness of the noncompliance
- The ruling emphasizes the importance of applying tax audit consequences to all companies within a group, not just those directly audited
Source: taxand.com
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