- The case involves the interpretation of the VAT law regarding higher education for the elderly (HOVO) in the form of classroom education
- The issue is whether the courses qualify for exemption under the law
- The argument is that the courses should be considered as educational services rather than lectures, and therefore not eligible for exemption
- The court examines the relevant legal provisions and EU case law to determine the nature of the services provided
- The court ultimately rules that the courses do not qualify for exemption under the law
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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