- The taxpayer, A. AG, was assessed an additional CHF 102,858 in VAT for 2017–2020 after an FTA audit.
- Discrepancies were found between VAT returns and the commercial balance sheet, due to both formal and substantive deficiencies.
- The FTA justifiably used the commercial balance sheet to correct the VAT return.
- The taxpayer could not prove the FTA’s actions were arbitrary and must accept the commercial balance sheet figures.
- The taxpayer’s appeal was dismissed.
Source: search.bger.ch
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