- The court ruled that the plaintiff, owner of a VAT-registered sole proprietorship, was not liable under the then-current VAT Act § 46, section 7, for VAT stated on a series of fictitious invoices.
- The fictitious invoices had the business’s identification details but were issued by a third party.
- The case concerns VAT liability for amounts listed on fake invoices.
- The decision was made by the District Court and involved the Danish Tax Agency.
Source: info.skat.dk
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