- Sale of an asset acquired without input tax deduction is subject to VAT if sold within the business context
- The asset must be assigned to the business sector before the sale and not removed from the business beforehand
- A timely removal from the business can avoid VAT from the sale
- Objective evidence and a time gap between removal and sale are necessary
Source: datenbank.nwb.de
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