- The case concerned whether the Danish Tax Agency was justified in requiring a financial security of 63,078 DKK as a condition for a company’s registration for VAT, A-tax, and AM-contributions.
- The main shareholder had previously owned another company denied registration for the same taxes within the last 5 years.
- The Tax Appeals Board found a significant risk of loss to the state due to the company’s registration in the restaurant sector, similarity in company names, and the spouse’s employment and previous tax debt.
- The Board concluded the conditions for requiring financial security were met and upheld the Tax Agency’s decision.
Source: info.skat.dk
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