- The case concerns whether due diligence services provided to an alternative investment fund (AIF) are VAT exempt.
- The services involved in-depth assessments of technical, financial, and environmental aspects for investment decisions in the energy sector.
- The Danish Tax Council (Skatterådet) determined these services were not related to real estate for VAT purposes.
- The services were considered VAT exempt as management of investment funds under Danish VAT law.
- The provider was not required to charge VAT on these advisory services to the AIF.
Source: info.skat.dk
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