- Sweden proposes changing the default method for allocating deductible input VAT on mixed-business overheads from “reasonable grounds” to a turnover-based apportionment.
- The proposal reflects recent Supreme Administrative Court case law recognizing a taxpayer’s right, under the VAT Directive, to use turnover to determine deductible input VAT.
- Separate rules would apply where more accurate: allocation by area for VAT on goods/services used for buildings, and special exclusions for certain financial activities.
- If a business has multiple lines, a separate turnover ratio would apply for each line of business.
- The deductible proportion would be calculated annually, rounded up to the nearest whole number generally, or to two decimals for line-of-business and certain financial activity calculations; the changes are intended to apply from 1 January 2027.
Source: schjodt.com
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