- Typing lessons are usually not exempt from education services but subject to 21% VAT
- A businesswoman provides typing courses and licenses for a software program she developed herself
- The court ruled that providing typing courses and licenses is generally subject to the standard VAT rate
- The education exemption only applies to courses for businesses and adults who take them directly for themselves
- Typing courses for elementary schools and the licenses provided to them do not qualify as VAT-exempt primary education
Source: fiscount.nl
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