- The Swedish Ministry of Finance proposed that deductible input VAT in mixed businesses should primarily be allocated based on turnover.
- This aligns with a Swedish Supreme Administrative Court ruling and the EU VAT Directive, making turnover the main allocation method.
- Alternative allocation methods are allowed if they provide a more precise determination of deductible VAT.
- Exceptions are proposed for certain financial activities and for input VAT related to buildings, where area-based allocation will apply.
Source: schjodt.com
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