- The taxpayer claimed input VAT and business expense deductions for services allegedly provided by subcontractors.
- The Tax Agency denied the deductions and increased the taxpayer’s VAT liability and taxable income.
- The City Court found the taxpayer failed to prove the legitimacy of the invoices or that services were actually provided.
- The subcontractors were not VAT-registered or registered employers.
- The court upheld the denial of deductions and held the taxpayer liable for unpaid taxes and labor market contributions.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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