- TEAC annulled IVA penalty for violating EU law
- Penalty was fixed at 10% of undeclared amount without considering economic harm
- Penalty related to omission in VAT self-assessment for Q1 2018
- Entity used reverse charge mechanism but failed to declare VAT
- AEAT imposed penalty based on fixed percentage for serious tax offense
- Entity argued omission was unintentional and did not harm tax revenue
- TEAC found penalty disproportionate as no economic harm or fraud occurred
- Ruling based on principle of proportionality and previous Supreme Court decision of July 25, 2023
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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