- Partnership and its owners are not considered one tax liable entity according to the Danish Tax Council
- A consulting company structured as a corporation with employee shareholders planned to transfer all assets and liabilities to a newly established partnership
- Each employee would establish a holding company that would own shares in the partnership to continue operations unchanged
- The Tax Council could not confirm that the partnership and its owners should be treated as a single tax liable person
- Premium payments to partnership owners were confirmed as not subject to VAT since they do not constitute consideration for deliveries under VAT law
Source: info.skat.dk
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