- The court ruled that the taxpayer failed to prove the movement and transport of goods to the destination member state Bulgaria.
- No evidence was provided to demonstrate the transportation of goods.
- The decision was not solely based on the failure to meet formal obligations.
- It considered multiple factors, including the non-recording of relevant tax documents in the taxpayer’s books.
- This resulted in the books being inaccurate, not just a violation of formal obligations.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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