- The case involves a deduction for input VAT on expenses for accommodation in barracks.
- The disputed amount is 1,601,155 NOK.
- The Tax Appeals Board Secretariat recommends partially granting the taxpayer’s appeal by allowing a deduction for accommodation costs at a specific location.
- The appeal is upheld.
- The company is registered in the VAT Register since 1981 and operates in maintenance services and installation of insulation products, mainly in the oil and gas sector.
- Employees and hired personnel are accommodated in barracks at various industrial sites.
- The company submitted documentation during the audit, including invoices and details of overnight stays.
- The barracks are operated by an external party and are billed with a low VAT rate.
- Documentation shows 38,006 overnight stays at two locations during the audit period.
- The overnight stays are mainly related to a framework agreement with a specific company.
Source: skatteetaten.no
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