- The case involves the application of VAT deductions for modular buildings used for temporary worker accommodation.
- On September 12, 2025, the Arbitration Court of the Tambov Region ruled on the case of Kristall regarding VAT deductions for modular buildings.
- The Federal Tax Service of Russia conducted a tax audit and denied VAT deductions for Kristall’s expenses on modular buildings.
- The tax authority argued that the buildings were used for providing residential services, which are VAT-exempt.
- Kristall argued that the buildings were for efficient production processes and not for residential purposes.
- The court sided with the tax authority, stating the buildings were used for non-VAT taxable operations.
- The court’s decision did not consider arguments based on a previous Supreme Court case that might have supported Kristall’s position.
Source: russiantaxandcustoms.com
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