- The Italian Supreme Court ruled that non-deductible VAT related to non-existent transactions is not a deductible business expense.
- The issue concerns the deductibility of non-deductible VAT disallowed by the tax authorities for non-existent transactions.
- Generally, VAT is non-deductible as per the law, but if it cannot be recovered, it may be argued to represent a cost.
Source: eutekne.info
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