- X VOF rents stalls in a retail space for individuals and entrepreneurs to display and sell products
- Inspector determines that X VOF is subject to VAT entrepreneurship
- X VOF argues that its service should be classified as the rental of immovable property with VAT exemption
- Court rules that X VOF’s activity is not just renting stalls and VAT exemption does not apply
- X VOF supports sellers with sales, advertising, price labels, and cashier functions
- Sellers only have access to their stall during store opening hours
- Fines imposed by inspector are overturned due to lack of evidence of intent or gross negligence by X VOF
Source: taxlive.nl
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