- The taxpayer claimed input VAT deductions and operating cost expenses based on invoices and two payments without invoices.
- The Tax Agency denied the deductions due to insufficient documentation of the deliveries.
- The Western High Court upheld the denial, citing a heightened burden of proof because of the taxpayer’s relationship with the subcontractor.
- The invoices lacked sufficient detail and supporting evidence regarding the services or goods supplied.
- The taxpayer failed to prove the sales were recognized in its income tax return.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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