- The buyer of a estate acted as an entrepreneur for VAT due to obligations related to the purchase
- The buyer purchased a estate with various buildings and planned renovations and changes
- The buyer transferred a mill on the estate to a foundation for €1 and entered into an agreement with the municipality for a change in the zoning plan
- The buyer carried out renovations and demolitions on the property, and later sold some of the land as building plots
- The buyer requested VAT refund for 2013 and 2014, reaching an agreement with the tax authorities for a refund
- The buyer sold two building plots in 2019, declaring the transaction as subject to VAT in the deed of sale and accounting for VAT in his tax return
Source: fiscaalvanmorgen.nl
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