- The Norwegian Tax Administration issued Binding Advance Ruling No. 6/2025 on August 15
- The ruling addresses VAT compensation eligibility for property developers building apartments for health and care services
- A company planned to build 24 apartments for 24-hour health and care services
- The company intended to sell the building and common areas to a housing association
- The company would then sell shares in the housing association to eligible persons
- The Tax Office decided the company was not entitled to VAT compensation for construction costs
- The Tax Directorate confirmed businesses cannot receive compensation for costs related to homes transferred to a housing association
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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