- Mrs. X organized outings where wedding dresses were tried on with accompanying accessories.
- She claimed the reduced VAT rate for this service.
- The court ruled that the 21% VAT rate was applicable.
- The services provided by Mrs. X did not fall under the specified category for reduced VAT.
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Source: futd.nl
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