- BV A received additional VAT assessments with fines for intentionally lowering the VAT rate
- The company invoiced two products at the general VAT rate but reported the turnover at the reduced rate
- X, who was in charge of daily management within BV A, corrected the rate in the records but did not issue corrective invoices to customers
Source: futd.nl
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