Taxi driver's business travel expenses between home and stand are deductible business income expenses.
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AI generatedThe Administrative Court ruled that travel costs incurred by a taxi driver to move between their residence and the taxi stand are fully deductible as business income expenses. The court determined these expenses do not fall under the income and wealth tax law's restriction on deducting business travel costs. Consequently, the tax authority's objection to the deduction was rejected based on the nature of the driver's profession.
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AI generatedElinkVL 7 §; Travel expenses between a business owner's residence and their business premises are deductible business income expenses under the Income and Wealth Tax Act.
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Lääninoikeus katsoi, että taksiautoilijan liikennealueella
olevan asunnon ja liikenneasemapaikan välillä taksiauton
siirtämiseksi tehtyjen matkojen kustannukset olivat kokonaisuudessaan
elinkeinotulosta vähennyskelpoisia. Siten
matkakuluihin ei sovellettu tulo- ja varallisuusverolain
(29.12.1988/1240) 83 § 1 momentin säännöstä. Verovuosi 1991.
Äänestys 2-1.
ElinkVL 7 §
Kts. KHO:1959-II-290, Vrt. KHO:1980-B-II-516
KHO:n päätös T:2693 (ATK-B), A:21.6.1995: Muutettu.