- Hunt license training was not VAT-exempt as a cultural activity; it was considered a teaching service, not access to culture.
- It also did not qualify as school education, because it covered only the limited subject of hunting rather than a broad range of topics.
- The training was not exempt for participants under 30 either; the rules explicitly exclude hunting-license instruction from that exemption.
Source: info.skat.dk
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