- The inquiry involved management services provided to an alternative investment fund focused on collective investment in real estate in Denmark.
- The fund’s assets were held in two wholly-owned subsidiaries, each investing in a property located about 8 km apart.
- One property included commercial leases, residential leases, and club rooms.
- The other property had several buildings with a few commercial leases and antenna rental spaces, undergoing conversion for mixed residential and commercial use.
- The Tax Council determined the fund’s investments did not meet the risk diversification requirement.
- Consequently, the Tax Council could not confirm that the services were exempt from VAT under the management of investment associations.
Source: info.skat.dk
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