- The taxpayer, an airline, used incorrect fixed percentages to reduce input VAT on shared costs instead of the required annual pro rata rates.
- The taxpayer wrongly claimed full deductions for energy taxes, which is not allowed under the VAT Act.
- The Tax Agency determined the taxpayer acted negligently by not making mandatory year-end VAT adjustments and understating VAT liability.
- The National Tax Court found repeated errors and lack of adjustments constituted gross negligence, justifying extraordinary reassessment.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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