The Court of Appeal of The Hague rules that the BV has made it plausible that inventory has been purchased. The following circumstances lead to this conclusion:the BV runs a business for which it needs an inventory;the control officer has seen the inventory in the store;the BV submits an invoice from the transferring BV for the takeover of the inventory for the indicated amount, including VAT.
Source: fiscount.nl
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