The self-governing institution’s VAT exemption for revenue from administrative collaborations was denied. The institution was deemed a taxable person, not a public body, making its supplies subject to VAT. The Danish Tax Tribunal upheld the Danish Tax Agency’s decision. Furthermore, the collaborations’ supplies were not assessed under VAT Act § 9, and the administrative collaborations were not considered independent groups under VAT Act § 13.
Source: info.skat.dk
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