- The Norwegian Tax Administration has clarified the VAT treatment of construction and transfers of care homes.
- A subsidiary engaged in building care homes merged with a housing association established by its parent company.
- The shares in the housing association were sold to the municipality.
- The taxpayer sought clarification regarding its VAT treatment.
- The Tax Agency clarified that the arrangement did not constitute the taxpayer’s direct performance of a service towards the residents.
- The municipality must exercise a real ownership position.
- The taxpayer could not claim certain VAT deductions.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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