- The Danish Customs and Tax Administration clarified a change in output VAT deduction policy.
- Previously, all activities outside the VAT Act’s scope, such as the exercise of authority, were included under the “irrelevant purpose” concept.
- Going forward, a specific assessment is required to determine if an activity falls under this concept.
- If an activity isn’t covered, output VAT is not due when company assets or services are used for that activity.
- The policy on “business purposes unrelated to the business” under deduction limitations remains unchanged and is different from the output VAT provisions.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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