- The Danish National Tax Court clarified directors’ personal liability for taxes of unregistered businesses.
- A company director was held personally liable for VAT after operating without proper tax registration.
- The court found the director grossly negligent for starting and continuing business without registration.
- As a result, the director is personally responsible for the company’s unpaid VAT.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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