The Supreme Court case involved the interpretation of Article 11 of the Dutch Tax Act, which exempts certain cultural and social services from VAT. The court found that a specific exception in the law was in violation of Article 11, which only allows for the exemption of services provided by non-profit organizations. The decision exceeded the regulatory powers of the person who made it.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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