- Deliveries of hospitality auxiliary items and terrace furniture made for free to clients are considered customer services
- VAT paid on these items is not deductible according to article 96.1.5º of the VAT Law
- The Tribunal ruled in favor of the tax agency, stating that the VAT on these items is not deductible
- The Tribunal determined that the free deliveries are not accessory to the sale of beer, but independent operations
- Objects delivered for free have intrinsic commercial value and cannot be considered low-value advertising items
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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