- The right to VAT deduction for activities not yet started is recognized by jurisprudence.
- The Supreme Court clarified that VAT deduction cannot be granted in certain cases.
- VAT deduction is legitimate for preparatory operations before revenue generation.
- The taxpayer must prove the future revenue relevance of purchased goods and services.
- Jurisprudence allows VAT deduction if goods or services are necessary for business organization.
- The tax authority agrees but contested the principle in a specific exemption case.
- A company claimed VAT refund for future exempt activities, which was denied.
- The Supreme Court confirmed that VAT cannot be deducted for exempt activities.
- Planning and request for VAT deduction require careful consideration.
Source: commercialistatelematico.com
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