- The case involves a dispute over whether charges for the operation of a toilet facility and a parking lot at a museum are subject to VAT.
- The court finds it doubtful whether charges for the toilet facility are subject to VAT or exempt as ancillary to the tax-exempt museum services.
- The court finds it not doubtful that charges for the parking lot are not ancillary to the tax-exempt museum services.
- The decision of the lower court is overturned and the case is referred back to the lower court.
- The costs of the appeal proceedings are transferred to the lower court.
Source: bundesfinanzhof.de
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