- The Marseille Court of Appeal clarified VAT exemptions on real property sales.
- The taxpayer, a real estate dealer, was initially assessed VAT on the sale of buildings deemed unfit for use.
- The court found that an exemption applies to buildings completed over five years prior and not economically connected to other services like demolition.
- The reclassification of the property as building land was not justified.
- The tax authorities’ appeal was rejected, upholding the VAT exemption.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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