- The case involves a holding company that rents out a villa to its director for vacation purposes.
- The company claims a deduction for VAT on the renovation costs.
- The tax inspector denies the deduction and argues that the rental does not fall under the short-stay exception.
- The court determines that based on the law and jurisprudence, the rental is not exempt from VAT.
- However, the court rules in favor of the company based on the interpretation of the Vastgoedbesluit.
- The court concludes that the rental is subject to VAT, allowing the company to claim a deduction for the renovation costs.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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