- The French Administrative Court of Montreuil issued Jurisprudence Letter No. 18 on May 30.
- The letter clarifies VAT deduction for energy-saving certificates.
- The taxpayer was an energy company issuing energy-saving certificates.
- The company resold surplus certificates from energy-saving operations.
- French tax authorities denied VAT deduction on invoices for energy renovation works.
- The court ruled the taxpayer was entitled to discharge of VAT arrears and additional corporate income tax.
- The court found the costs were necessary work expenses for reselling certificates.
- VAT charges were deemed deductible.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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