- A company requested a binding ruling on whether it could deduct import VAT for a leased aircraft used in its taxable business in Denmark.
- The Tax Agency could not confirm the deduction as the company was only leasing, not owning, the aircraft.
- The deduction was not applicable under the VAT law for goods importation.
- The Tax Appeals Board noted the absence of a leasing agreement or relevant details for the company’s intended actions.
- Due to insufficient information, the Tax Appeals Board could not provide a definitive answer and rejected the question, altering the Tax Agency’s response.
Source: info.skat.dk
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