- A company requested a VAT refund of €61,000 for purchasing a Ferrari, claiming it was for car rental services.
- The tax authority denied the refund, stating the company failed to prove the car was used for VAT-liable activities.
- The company appealed, arguing the car was for business use and not for personal use by partners.
- The company had amended its business purpose to include car rental services and obtained the necessary operating license.
- The dispute centers on whether the Ferrari purchase qualifies as a business expense eligible for VAT refund.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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