- The case involves a dispute over the deduction of input tax on invoices for the provision of personnel.
- The taxpayer argues that the correction of the input tax deduction was incorrect.
- The court has determined that the taxpayer has not provided sufficient evidence to remove doubts raised by the tax inspector.
- The objections against two refund decisions were declared inadmissible.
- The main issue in the appeal is whether the taxpayer is entitled to deduct the input tax on invoices for the provision of personnel.
- The tax inspector has acknowledged that the total input tax on the invoices has been corrected and can be deducted.
- The parties agree that the tax assessment should be reduced by €7,294.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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