Losses from merged subsidiaries cannot be offset against parent company profits if majority share ownership changed.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the taxpayer's appeal regarding the inability to deduct pre-merger losses from post-merger profits. The court found that because over half of the parent company's shares changed hands in 1994, the losses from the merged subsidiaries could not be offset against the parent's 1995 and 1996 income. This decision applied the statutory rule that a change in majority ownership triggers a new tax entity for loss offset purposes.
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AI generatedTuloverolain 122 § 1 momentti; 123 §: Losses from merged subsidiaries cannot be offset against parent company profits if majority share ownership changed.
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Emoyhtiöön vuonna 1994 sulautuneiden tytäryhtiöiden vuosilta 1992 ja 1993 vahvistettuja tappioita ei voitu vähentää emoyhtiön vuosien 1995 ja 1996 tulosta, koska yli puolet emoyhtiön osakkeista oli vaihtanut omistajaa vuonna 1994 TVL 122 §:n 1 momentissa tarkoitetuin tavoin. Ennakkotieto vuosille 1995 ja 1996.
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