- Danish Tax Court ruled on input VAT for diamond purchase by a holding company
- The company intended to resell the diamond and claimed an input VAT deduction
- Court found managing and holding shares is not an economic activity under Danish VAT Act
- Buying and selling investment assets like the diamond is considered passive investment
- Court upheld the denial of the VAT deduction claim by the Tax Agency
- Decision emphasizes that passive investment transactions are not eligible for VAT deductions
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
Latest Posts in "Denmark"
- Denmark Advances Digital Bookkeeping and E-Invoicing: Peppol PINT, SAF-T 2.0, and NemHandel Updates
- Denmark Sets 2026 Agenda for Mandatory E-Invoicing and Digital Bookkeeping Transition
- Denmark Releases Updated Peppol Schematron Packages for Immediate Implementation and Compliance
- Denmark to Adopt Peppol BIS 4 as Sole E-Invoice Standard, Phasing Out OIOUBL by 2029
- Nordic E‑Invoicing and E‑Reporting Updates – Q1 2026














