- The Supreme Court (Cassazione) ruled that a fideiussione (guarantee) creates an autonomous and distinct legal relationship from the underlying obligation it guarantees.
- The Court decided that the proportional registration tax applies to injunctions based on such guarantees, even if the underlying credits are subject to VAT.
- The decision rejected the taxpayer’s argument that only a fixed registration tax should apply due to the VAT-registration tax alternativity principle.
- The ruling emphasized that the guarantee contract between shareholders and the company is separate from the main debt and benefits the creditor without making them a party to the guarantee agreement.
Source: eutekne.info
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