- Teaching gospel choir singing is not considered school, professional, or cultural education for VAT exemption purposes.
- The Danish Tax Council ruled that such teaching is subject to VAT, as it is a taxable service.
- The teaching is seen as a recreational activity related to participants’ leisure interests, not as broad educational or professional training.
- It does not qualify as a VAT-exempt cultural activity, as it lacks the cultural significance of museums or libraries.
- Therefore, the instructor must charge VAT on choir singing lessons provided to associations.
Source: info.skat.dk
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