- The case involves a dispute between Högkullen AB and the Swedish tax authority regarding VAT assessment on intra-group services.
- Högkullen AB, a holding company, provides paid services to its subsidiaries, which are partially VAT-exempt.
- In 2016, the holding company invoiced its subsidiaries approximately 2.3 million SEK for services using a cost-plus method.
- The Swedish tax authority challenged the declared VAT base, claiming the invoiced amount was below market value.
- The tax authority recalculated the VAT base, estimating the holding company’s total expenses for 2016 at 28 million SEK.
- The first-instance court annulled the tax authority’s decision, stating not all expenses could be attributed to services for subsidiaries.
Source: mddp.pl
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