- The Danish National Tax Court clarified VAT rules for cross-border repairs.
- Shipping worn aircraft parts from Denmark to Germany for repair is not a taxable supply if the parts return to Denmark.
- If the repaired parts are sent to another EU country, it is considered a taxable supply.
- The decision overruled the Tax Agency and Tax Board’s initial findings.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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