- The case involved the tax authority’s decision that a company’s provision of hair transplant services was not exempt from VAT under the Danish VAT Act. The Tax Appeals Board determined that the company did not sufficiently demonstrate that the hair transplant services met the criteria for VAT exemption, as they did not have a therapeutic purpose to diagnose, treat, or cure a disease or anomaly. The services were considered cosmetic, and the company failed to prove a consistent administrative practice of VAT exemption for such treatments.
Source: info.skat.dk
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