- Arbitration Court of Rostov Region ruled on a case involving VAT deductions for cryptocurrency mining operations on July 15, 2025.
- The case involved PKF Eurochem Rezinotekhnika and the legitimacy of VAT deductions for services related to computing infrastructure used in cryptocurrency mining.
- The tax inspection in Taganrog denied VAT deductions, arguing the services were directly linked to cryptocurrency mining, which is not subject to VAT.
- The inspection’s decision was based on a comprehensive computer-technical examination and official guidelines from Russian tax authorities.
- The company argued the services were for processing data for engineering projects, which are VAT-applicable operations.
- The court supported the tax inspection’s position, stating cryptocurrency-related operations are not VAT-applicable, thus denying VAT deductions.
Source: russiantaxandcustoms.com
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