- The Swedish Tax Court clarified input VAT deduction rules for permanent residences.
- A company owning residential, commercial buildings, and a garage sought guidance on VAT deductions for the garage.
- The court determined the garage was not part of a permanent residence due to its design and use.
- The input VAT deduction limitation for permanent residences did not apply to the garage.
- The company could deduct input VAT on garage costs related to taxed transactions.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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