- The case concerns criminal tax and VAT charges against a taxpayer who allegedly reported too low business profits for 2014 and 2015, resulting in underpaid income tax of DKK 108,348 and DKK 139,101.
- She was also charged with understating VAT for 1 January 2015 to 31 March 2016 by declaring a VAT liability of DKK 22,211 instead of DKK 220,555, allegedly depriving the state of DKK 198,344.
- The taxpayer denied guilt but admitted the factual figures; the district court acquitted her because the evidence did not prove intent beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The district court also noted that, if conviction had been possible, the case would likely have led to penalty waiver because of the very long delay in processing the case.
- The prosecution appealed, seeking conviction and a fine, with an alternative argument for gross negligence and a reduction due to the excessive case duration.
Source: info.skat.dk
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