- Teaching and workshops in Japanese bondage were not exempt from VAT as education, artistic activity, or cultural activity.
- The activity involved teaching various techniques in Japanese bondage, including tying with ropes to create visual patterns.
- The organizer also provided cultural and historical context during the courses.
- The organizer rented out spaces for practicing Japanese bondage, serving as a social hub for enthusiasts.
- The Tax Council did not confirm VAT exemption for these activities under cultural activities as per the VAT Act.
- The activities were not comparable to those of libraries, museums, or zoos.
- The services were also not exempt as education or artistic activities.
Source: info.skat.dk
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