- The case involves a dispute over the calculation of a foreign insurance company’s VAT refund
- The High Court ruled that the company could not include revenue from insurance sales in another country in its VAT refund calculation
- The court found that the transactions were considered to be carried out in the foreign country, not in Denmark
- The court also rejected the company’s argument that the transactions were considered as intermediation under the VAT law
- The Tax Ministry was cleared of the company’s main claim, but acknowledged that some costs allocated to the foreign branch could be included in the VAT refund calculation
- The court did not grant the company’s request for a referral of the case for further investigation.
Source: info.skat.dk
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