- Danish Customs and Tax Administration clarified VAT deductions on acquisition of medical clinic’s assets
- Taxpayer company planned to take over clinic’s operation and acquire assets, except external number and capacity
- Tax Agency found asset transfer fell outside VAT Act scope, taxpayer not entitled to deduction
- Tax Council agreed with Tax Agency’s findings
- Taxpayer can’t deduct VAT on purchase price, transfer of assets considered total asset under VAT Act
- Services provided by taxpayer to company holding external number and capacity are VAT-exempt medical consultations
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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