Budgetary transfers received by a public company are not consideration for operations carried out in favor of the public entity that finances them.
The requirements to qualify a subsidy as directly linked to the price are not met.
The transfers received do not form part of the VAT taxable base.
The Central Court’s doctrine is considered to have been superseded in light of the rulings of the Supreme Court and the CJEU.
The ruling modifies previous criteria and is reiterated in another ruling.
Source: serviciostelematicosext.hacienda.gob.es
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