Vittamed is a Lithuanian company that was engaged in scientific research and its application. In 2012 and 2013 it purchased various goods and services with the objective of developing a prototype of a medical diagnostic and monitoring device which it would then market, deducting the associated VAT in accordance with its planned future taxable activity.
Source Deloitte
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