- Supreme Court allows VAT deduction on business hospitality expenses
- Greek VAT law previously denied VAT deduction on hospitality expenses
- Prohibition increased costs of business events like conferences
- Supreme Court ruled prohibition violates EU VAT Directive
- VAT on hospitality expenses is deductible if related to business activities
- Decision may end long-standing tax authority practice
- Could reduce business costs for corporate events
Source: taxand.com
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