- The case concerned whether a company was rightfully denied VAT deduction for Q1–Q3 2022 due to operating as an unregistered business with alleged fraudulent intent.
- The company’s accountant applied for VAT registration, but the application was denied due to unmet security requirements; a subsequent application was withdrawn for the same reason.
- The Tax Agency assessed the company’s output VAT but denied input VAT deduction, citing fraudulent intent to evade tax.
- The Tax Appeals Board found no fraudulent intent, as the company had continuously recorded VAT and kept the Tax Agency informed.
- The case was remanded to the Tax Agency to reassess the company’s right to deduct input VAT, provided material conditions are met.
Source: info.skat.dk
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