- The Danish National Tax Court clarified when extraordinary VAT reassessment is allowed due to gross negligence.
- A Danish airline used incorrect VAT deduction percentages and failed to make required year-end adjustments, understating its VAT liability.
- The taxpayer also improperly claimed full deductions for certain energy taxes.
- The court found these repeated errors amounted to gross negligence.
- The court upheld the tax authorities’ decision, allowing an extraordinary reassessment of the airline’s VAT liability.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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