- The court ruled that the BV’s sale of a car to its DGA was a valid transaction.
- The court determined that the invoice price, not the market value, should be used to calculate the VAT.
- The court rejected the inspector’s argument that the sale was not a taxable transaction.
- The court also rejected the inspector’s argument that the sale constituted abuse of rights.
- The court dismissed the inspector’s claim that the difference between the invoice price and the market value was a disguised dividend payment.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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