- Case involved an estimated increase in the company’s VAT liability due to undeclared revenue
- Company claimed its sole shareholder was the correct VAT subject based on a previous court decision
- It was undisputed that the company had undeclared revenue
- Previous court decision only addressed the undeclared revenue and taxation of the sole shareholder
- Court found all relevant transactions related to the company’s activities
- Company failed to prove it was not the correct VAT subject
- No basis to reduce the VAT increase or declare the decision invalid
- Company did not prove the estimated increase was based on incorrect grounds or was clearly unreasonable
- Ministry of Taxation was acquitted
Source: info.skat.dk
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