- Case involved the assessment of VAT liability based on bank deposits
- Appellants claimed deposits were payments for VAT-exempt tattoo services
- Appellants presented an expert statement and photos as evidence
- Court found appellants did not prove the assessment was unreasonable or incorrect
- Appellants failed to maintain proper accounting records as required by law
- No objective evidence linked deposits to specific tattoo services
- Lower court’s decision to dismiss the case was upheld
Source: info.skat.dk
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