The entrepreneur lady disagreed with the court’s verdict and went into appeal with the high court. The High court was quick in its verdict. The claimed EUR 100.000 spend on comic books for the rented Belgium house. Plus the deduction of the maintenance costs of the private Dutch house as business costs were both dismissed.You could read in the short and firm reply of the high court that they felt very much disrespected in their profession by stating the deductions she made being valid.
Source: orangetax.com
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