- The North Holland District Court has ruled that X bv is considered a VAT entrepreneur for turnover tax, specifically due to the occasional purchase and sale of high-end passenger cars.
- X bv, founded in 2020, imported four cars from Germany in the third quarter of that year.
- The company submitted a VAT return with intra-Community purchases and sales, as well as deduction of input tax.
- The inspector disputed X bv’s application of the zero rate to a sale to Spain.
- X BV objected and appealed, leading to a dispute over its VAT entrepreneur status.
- The court ultimately ruled in favor of X bv, stating that the inspector failed to prove that the company is not a VAT entrepreneur.
- Additionally, the court annulled a payment default fine imposed on X bv, citing the ne bis in idem principle, despite a previous fine being canceled. X BV’s appeal was deemed well-founded.
Source Taxlive
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