- The Italian Supreme Court highlights a discrepancy in the first home tax benefit rules for VAT and registration tax for almost a year.
- The benefit was previously limited to homes not classified as “luxury” according to a 1969 decree.
- The 2011 reform changed the criteria to exclude homes classified in specific cadastral categories.
- The reform initially only affected registration tax, leaving the VAT rules unchanged.
- A 2014 decree aligned the VAT rules with the registration tax rules.
- The case involved a property sale in 2014, where the property was considered “luxury” under the 1969 decree but not under the new cadastral classification.
- The taxpayer argued that the 1969 decree was no longer applicable.
- The Supreme Court ruled that the 1969 decree remained applicable until the 2014 decree.
Source: eutekne.info
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