- The Austrian Federal Finance Court clarified input VAT deduction rules for incorrect VAT invoices from nonresident service providers.
- A taxpayer was denied input VAT deduction for an invoice from a German company that incorrectly charged Austrian VAT.
- The court found the reverse charge mechanism should have applied since the supplier had no Austrian establishment.
- The taxpayer failed to prove that correcting the invoice was impossible.
- The input VAT deduction was denied because the VAT was not legally owed on the transaction.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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