- Denmark’s tax authority published a Western High Court ruling clarifying income tax and VAT treatment of bank deposits, business income, and disguised distributions.
- A taxpayer claimed deposits into his personal accounts actually belonged to two companies he owned.
- The National Tax Court had treated the deposits as taxable income and imposed individual income tax and VAT.
- On appeal, the High Court held the taxpayer failed to prove 30 business-related deposits were company funds, so they were treated as his taxable income.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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