- Judgment date is August 14, 2025
- Concerns VAT and discretionary assessment for 2016 to 2020
- Person liable for VAT must maintain proper bookkeeping
- Books and records must comply with commercial law principles
- Lower court made a discretionary assessment for the tax periods in question
- Examination was needed to determine if the lower court was obliged to assess
- Court concludes requirements for discretionary assessment were met
- Lower court’s assessment is not manifestly erroneous
- Appellant fails to prove the assessment was incorrect
- Taxpayer’s appeal is dismissed
Source: bvger.weblaw.ch
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
Latest Posts in "Switzerland"
- Discontinuation of ‘MWST-Abrechnung easy’ in May 2026; Transition to ‘MWST-Abrechnung pro’
- X. AG Wins Appeal: Entitled to Input Tax Deduction for 2014-2015 Services Invoiced in 2020
- Appeal Dismissed: Hotel Renovations Fail to Qualify as Major Under Art. 74 VATO
- Swiss Court Rules Dutch Company Must Pay VAT on Electronic Services Provided to Swiss Businesses
- Swiss VAT Law Updates: Changes in Tax Practices Effective January 2026