Welcome to our curated selection of articles and cases focusing on the intricate aspects of Value Added Tax (VAT) law. Stay informed on the latest developments and rulings in this area of tax law.
Order No. 9312 of 2024 clarifies the requirements for the compensation of legal costs in tax proceedings, highlighting the importance of adequate reasoning and serious and exceptional circumstances.
Let's explore ruling no. 8805 of 2024, which clarifies the criteria for the qualification of business transfers and the tax implications related to the taxation of asset transfer operations.
An in-depth analysis of the recent ruling by the Court of Cassation that clarifies the limits of the judge's failure to assess the observations on the Court-Appointed Technical Consultant (C.T.U.).
Discover how the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies workers' rights regarding paid breaks and compensatory rest, establishing specific burdens of proof for employees of private security institutions.
Let’s analyze the recent Order No. 10212 of 2024, which clarifies the reasoning behind administrative sanctions by Consob, highlighting the importance of transparency and the right to access public documents.
Let's analyze the ruling no. 14489 of 2022, which clarifies the relationship of specialty between the aggravating factors provided for in Articles 61 and 628 of the Penal Code regarding robbery, offering a clear and understandable view of the issue.
Judgment no. 17320 of 2022 clarifies the differences between the aggravating circumstances related to the age of the victim in the crime of robbery, highlighting the importance of regulatory specificity in this matter.
The recent ruling no. 16054 of 2023 by the Court of Cassation clarifies the applicability of the aggravating circumstance for murder motivated by jealousy, highlighting the necessary conditions for its configuration. Let's explore together the details and legal implications of this important ruling.
Let’s analyze ruling no. 40301 of 2024, which clarifies the applicability of the aggravating factor for minors in the crime of stalking, highlighting the fundamental regulatory distinction.
The recent ruling no. 40015 of 2024 provides important insights on the configurability of aggravated fraud in the context of construction bonuses, clarifying the boundaries between fraud and the improper receipt of public funds.