- Skattestyrelsen did not approve the deduction for expenses related to the purchase of an orangery
- The orangery was intended for selling orangeries and showcasing furniture and decorative art
- The orangery was located on the same property as the director’s private residence
- The orangery was considered suitable for private use
- The company had to prove that the orangery was exclusively used for business purposes
- The company failed to prove that the orangery was solely used for the taxable business
- The decision was upheld by the National Tax Tribunal.
Source: info.skat.dk
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