- The Swedish Tax Court issued Advance Notice No. 102-24/I on June 4.
- The notice clarifies the deductibility of input VAT for cross-border services.
- A company providing legal and administrative services planned to offer services to a Luxembourg-based institution.
- The company argued for a right of deduction for input VAT on costs for services to another EU country.
- The Tax Agency disagreed, stating no entitlement under the VAT Act or Directive.
- The Tax Court ruled in favor of the company.
- The court found the company entitled to deduct input VAT for service provision costs.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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