- The Supreme Administrative Court ruled that continuity of business operations is key for VAT exemption under Article 6(1) of the VAT Act.
- Transfer of an establishment to an acquiring company that continues the same business activity meets the continuity requirement.
- Change in ownership of shares in the acquiring company is irrelevant, as the legal entity and VAT taxpayer remain the same.
- The transfer does not lead to liquidation of the taxpayer or loss of VAT deduction rights.
- There is no obligation to charge VAT on such a transaction.
Source: kpmg.com
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