- Vacation park accommodations and short-stay accommodations are also affected by the abolition of the reduced VAT rate for lodging
- The expected revenue from the abolition of the reduced VAT rate only considered the portion of revenue related to overnight stays
- The effects on business profits and corporate tax revenues are uncertain
- The suggestion that the revenue from this measure will be lower is not supported by the state secretary, as the calculations have been certified by the CPB
- There are clear differences between lodging and camping services that prevent them from competing with each other in the eyes of the average consumer
- Renting fully furnished tents and mobile homes also qualifies as lodging, subject to the standard VAT rate
- There is a distinction in service level between lodging and camping accommodations
Source: taxlive.nl
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