- The TEAC ruled that the reduced 4% VAT rate for adapted vehicle purchases can be granted even if mobility reduction is not formally certified, accepting other valid evidence such as medical reports and clinical documentation.
- Certificates obtained after the purchase are valid if they reflect a pre-existing situation.
- This decision prioritizes material reality over formal requirements and aligns with Supreme Court doctrine, expanding the types of acceptable proof for disability-related tax benefits.
- The TEAC upheld the taxpayer’s appeal, recognized her right to the reduced VAT rate, and ordered a refund of overpaid tax.
Source: allyon-etl.es
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