A female director will now have increased his taxable income by over 5.7 million dkk. The largest part of the increase is due to the court in Glostrup has sentenced her to pay tax on the private use of a couple of expensive cars, as well as her companies owned.
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the Change of her financial statements do, that she can get to pay over 3 million dollars in outstanding tax. She is also slated to pay tax on the private use of a summer residence in Spain, as well as her companies are also owned.
the Case against the woman follows after other cases in recent times where business people must pay extra to the government for their expensive cars. Skattechef Mette Bøgh Larsen from the Danish Accountants say that the rules are not changed, but that some directors and other seem, it is very expensive with the taxation of company car.
– In some cases, it is obvious that they need to pay. In other cases, as with the case in Glostrup, it is not so straightforward, if there must be taxation, says Mette Bøgh Larsen.
the Woman’s companies owned, among other things, a Ferrari and a Lamborghini. She explained that they had been in Germany, and she therefore could not use them.
But it is the tax authorities and the court in Glostrup don’t care. The rules says that if she has had the opportunity to drive them, so she must be taxed for the availability of them. And she has not proven that she not run in them, the court finds.
– In some cases there is no mercy. If there is a child seat in the car, or suffer from an allergy in the back seat, so it is difficult to prove that the car is not used privately, says Mette Bøgh Larsen.
the Woman was both the director of the company and the sole owner of it. She had replaced the spouse as a director.
During the proceedings, told the woman that she and the man had been divorced because of ”tax problems”. But they were still together.
the Woman’s attorney, Claus Kenneth Lund from Kalundborg, informs that neither he or the client wants to say something on the matter.
A director came earlier this year in terminal with the private use of both a Akcebet Mercedes SUV and a Ferrari. The high Court required the taxation of company car.
another case from this year is all about a Ferrari. It was registered in Sweden, but the owner lived in Denmark. Tax, required him to pay almost 1 million dkk in the Danish registration tax, and it is now approved by the court in Roskilde.
A third case is about a director with a Mercedes ML-350 van. He felt it was designed so that it could not be used private. However, it rejected the Vestre Landsret, and he must pay.
