- Danish court ruled that VAT liability and deduction rights arise when services are performed, not when advance invoices are issued.
- Taxpayers failed to prove VAT liability was triggered by advance invoicing.
- Invoices did not meet formal requirements, increasing the burden of proof for taxpayers.
- VAT liability for services only arises upon performance unless advance invoices clearly specify the nature and timing of future services.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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