- The case concerned whether a company director was personally liable for unpaid VAT due to the company operating without VAT registration.
- The Tax Agency had denied the company’s VAT registration requests in three decisions.
- The Tax Appeals Board found the director grossly negligent for starting and continuing VAT-liable activities without registration.
- The director was held personally liable under section 10 b of the Collection Act.
- The director’s claim of not receiving previous decisions was rejected, as there was no evidence of postal irregularities, and the director was responsible for ensuring proper registration.
Source: info.skat.dk
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