- SPVs in merger leveraged buyouts (MLBOs) can deduct input VAT on transaction costs if they qualify as taxable persons.
- Only holding companies actively involved as SPVs in MLBOs qualify as VAT taxable persons; passive holding companies do not.
- Transaction costs incurred by SPVs are considered taxable economic activity and are eligible for VAT deduction.
- The timing of SPV expenses does not affect the deductibility of input VAT.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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