- The case involved whether a reminder fee charged by a company was subject to VAT as a payment for a service.
- The fee was not due to a breach of contract but was a result of the consumer’s choice of payment method.
- The fee was neither voluntary nor unexpected and was not difficult to value.
- The fee constituted the actual consideration for the service provided by the company.
- The fee was subject to VAT according to the VAT Act.
- The company’s business model relied heavily on income from fees, making up 74-80 percent of revenue.
- Sales VAT should be calculated as 20 percent of the fee revenue, not 25 percent as initially determined by the Tax Agency.
- The Tax Tribunal partially changed the Tax Agency’s decision.
Source: info.skat.dk
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