- The text discusses a case of insolvency in relation to a value-added tax (VAT) group.
- The case involves a company called X GmbH and an individual entrepreneur named A who are part of a VAT group.
- A has been responsible for declaring and paying VAT on behalf of X GmbH, but due to A’s insolvency, there is an outstanding VAT amount of €10,000.
- The text raises the question of how the tax authorities can recover the €10,000 VAT from X GmbH.
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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