- Interest income from loans to subsidiaries was considered turnover from passive capital investment and should not be included in the pro rata VAT deduction calculation.
- The right to reimbursement of electricity tax should not be reduced due to this interest income.
- The Tax Appeals Board (Landsskatteretten) overturned the tax authority’s decision on these points.
- The company was found to be subject to payroll tax law, and the tax authority’s decision on this point was upheld.
Source: info.skat.dk
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