- The Fifth Appellate Administrative Court upheld the decision to annul the VAT payer registration of a company in Odesa region.
- The company’s appeal to reinstate its VAT registration and related data was denied, maintaining the first-instance court’s ruling.
- The company argued that its zero VAT filings over 12 months were due to war and martial law, not inactivity.
- The court found the annulment lawful, citing tax regulations requiring deregistration after 12 months of zero activity.
- Tax authorities are authorized to monitor and annul VAT registrations under such circumstances.
Source: od.tax.gov.ua
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