- The Norwegian Tax Administration released a decision on VAT deduction rules for accommodation costs in barracks.
- A company in the oil and gas sector claimed VAT deductions for lodging employees and hired personnel near work sites.
- The Tax Office initially denied the deduction, stating the costs were not linked to the company’s registered business activities.
- The taxpayer appealed, providing documentation to support the necessity of the accommodations.
- The Tax Appeals Board partially upheld the claim, allowing VAT deduction for qualifying accommodation costs.
- The decision was based on the connection of lodging expenses to business operations and the necessity for fulfilling contractual obligations at remote sites.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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