- The German Federal Fiscal Court clarified input VAT adjustment rules in insolvency cases.
- Repaying import VAT into an insolvency estate requires a mandatory adjustment of the input VAT deduction.
- Allowing a deduction without a corresponding tax burden would unfairly benefit the taxpayer and breach EU equal treatment principles.
- The refund in insolvency removes the tax burden, making correction of the deduction necessary.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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