- The Federal Finance Court clarified input VAT deductions on rental properties.
- A domestic company purchased rental properties and took over existing leases.
- The Tax Office denied input VAT deductions because the tenant’s activity was VAT-exempt banking transactions.
- The Federal Finance Court ruled that Section 6 of the VAT Act doesn’t apply to the taxpayer’s rental income since the lease began after August 31, 2012.
- Vacant spaces and attics weren’t considered part of the property’s VAT-liable area without evidence of an intention to rent them.
- Nondeductible input tax for assets that must be capitalized aren’t immediately deductible from corporate income tax but must be capitalized as part of the asset’s acquisition or production costs.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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