- The Federal Supreme Court upheld VAT assessments for 2016–2019 against a captive reinsurer that had received support payments from its foreign parent company.
- It confirmed that the services were not VAT-exempt insurance agent/broker activities because they did not directly contribute to concluding specific contracts.
- The taxpayer’s new argument that the services were a mixed bundle with partly exempt components was rejected because it was raised too late and lacked proof.
- The Court also found that objections to the discretionary assessment were not sufficiently substantiated on appeal.
- Result: the taxpayer’s appeal was dismissed.
Source: search.bger.ch
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