This article explores a court ruling that was issued after a review by the State Revenue Service (SRS) found that invoices a company had expensed in its books did not meet requirements of the Accounting Act. A tax audit found the invoices do not qualify as supporting documents because no services were provided in exchange and the invoices were prepared incorrectly. The company faced an additional corporate income tax (CIT) liability of more than EUR 5 million.
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