- The case concerns VAT assessments for 2014–2015, including services to closely related parties, input tax deduction, and mixed use.
- The appellant argued the disputed assessments were fully time-barred, not just partly, and challenged the lower court’s vehicle-related calculation.
- Claims about limitation on collection for undisputed portions were not reviewed because they were outside the subject of dispute.
- As of January 1, 2026, no further VAT may be levied for tax periods up to and including 2015, even on uncontested parts of the 2015 assessment.
- The lower court’s method for valuing private use of the “Touareg” at 0.8% per month of the net purchase price was upheld; the appeal was only partly successful.
Source: bvger.weblaw.ch
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