- A number of municipalities were not entitled to a refund of the electricity tax used for street lighting under the former Electricity Tax Act § 11, subsection 15, as they did not have the right to deduct VAT on the expenses for the electricity used, according to the VAT Act §§ 37 and 38. The Eastern High Court found that there was no necessary direct and immediate connection between the plaintiffs’ expenses for electricity used for street lighting and the taxable activities of the municipalities, and therefore the conditions for VAT deduction were not met.
Source: info.skat.dk
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