- The EU General Court examined VAT aspects of contributing buildings from a sole proprietorship to a limited company.
- The court highlighted that the lack of additional shares as consideration can be relevant in assessing whether the transaction falls within VAT rules.
- The case concerns the VAT treatment of property contributions made by the sole shareholder to the company.
Source: eutekne.info
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