- The Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance posted a Federal Finance Court Decision on VAT and corporate income tax.
- The case involved a company making improvements to an apartment rented to its sole shareholder and managing director.
- The Tax Office assessed additional corporate income tax and VAT liability, denying input VAT deductions.
- The improvements were considered hidden profit distributions.
- The Federal Finance Court ruled the taxpayer was not entitled to input VAT deductions as the improvements were not business expenses.
- The depreciation amount was correctly adjusted for corporate income tax based on the audit.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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