- The National Tax Court clarified VAT treatment of interest income from loans by a company to its subsidiaries.
- Interest income was deemed passive capital investment and an ancillary transaction for VAT purposes.
- Interest income should not be included in calculating the VAT deduction percentage for shared costs, nor should it reduce input VAT deductions or electricity tax refunds.
- The taxpayer remains subject to payroll tax under Danish law.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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