- The Norwegian Tax Appeals Board clarified the tax treatment of input VAT in business transfers.
- When a pre-registered VAT company transfers its business to another pre-registered VAT company, pre-registration conditions lapse.
- The original company must be deleted from the VAT register and reverse its input VAT deductions.
- The transfer is considered a liquidation under VAT law, requiring a refund of deducted input VAT.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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