- BV X developed computer games, apps, and games
- BV X’s shares were owned by BV Y, of which A was the director and sole shareholder
- A was also the sole shareholder and director of BV Z, an employment agency that provided staff for work in the Westland horticulture sector
- BV X did not include any VAT due in its monthly VAT returns for 2012, but only claimed input tax deduction
- The inspector granted the refunds for January to April, but requested copies of the invoices for the refund for May 2019 from BV X
Source: futd.nl
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