- TEAC resolution regarding the deduction of VAT on vehicles provided to employees for mixed use
- Taxpayer must prove the vehicle’s allocation to business activities to deduct VAT
- TEAC analyzed a case where a company provided vehicles to employees for both business and personal use
- Company initially deducted 50% of VAT on leasing these vehicles
- Administration questioned the deduction based on availability and allocation criteria
- TEAC partially upheld the Administration’s regularization, but annulled the 50% deduction
- Lack of sufficient evidence of actual business use led to reduction in deductible VAT
- Indirect evidence and proportional deductibility were key legal principles in the decision
- Presumption of 50% allocation to business use must be supported by concrete evidence
- Criteria of availability outside of work hours used to determine personal use
- Only portion of vehicle used for business activities should be deductible, not automatically 50%
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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