- The District Court of Gelderland ruled that only orthopaedic custom-made footbeds that supplement missing parts of the foot and aim to eliminate and prevent crooked growth of the toes fall under the reduced VAT rate.
- X, a company that makes orthopaedic customised footbeds, was found to not make it plausible that all of their custom-made footbeds fall under this category.
- The court also stated that X will receive non-material damages of €500 for exceeding the reasonable period.
Source Taxlive
Latest Posts in "Netherlands"
- Tax Classification of Parking Lot Parcels with Paving: A-G’s Conclusion on VAT Status
- E-invoicing obligation in the Netherlands: where does The Hague really stand?
- AG Dutch Supreme Court: When Does Brick Paving Qualify as Developed Land in Dutch Law?
- Benelux Study Day on E-Invoicing (25 March 2025): Conclusions and Strategic Outlook
- Netherlands Reveals Four-Phase Plan for EU ViDA Implementation by 2030 Deadline
