- The court assessed whether the reduced VAT rate applies to all bootcamp classes provided by the taxpayer
- The court determined that the reduced rate does not apply to bootcamp classes that do not start and end at a sports facility
- The court found that the reduced rate is only applicable when the service includes the use of a sports facility
- The taxpayer argued that all participants can use the facilities at a specific location, regardless of where the training takes place
- The tax authority argued that the reduced rate does not apply to bootcamp classes held at locations other than the specified sports facility
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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