To the extent that the minimum tax results in definitive taxation resulting from an ‘inverse accounting effect’, equitable relief measures under Section 163 of the General Tax Code should be given serious consideration, the Supreme Tax Court said in a most recently published decision.
According to a decision of the Supreme Tax Court published on 21 October 2021, the loss of a silent partner's contribution, which is reflected as a partial write-down for tax purposes, does not fall within the scope of the loss utilisation restriction under Section 2a (1) Sentence 1 No. 5 in conjunction with Sentence 2 Income Tax Act (ITA).
Some of the topics in this issue: Administration amends circular on treaty-shopping rules, Pensions paid abroad subject to limited tax liability, ECJ - Denmark to set-off final losses of foreign EU-branch.