- The court case involves a company dealing in the buying and selling of electrical household appliances.
- The dispute is about whether the company correctly applied the margin scheme on the sale of purchased goods.
- The court ruled that the margin scheme was not applicable in this case.
- Legal framework involves Article 28b of the Dutch VAT Act and Article 314 of the EU VAT Directive.
- The company claims the goods purchased are used and returned by individuals, thus qualifying for the margin scheme.
- The invoices from the supplier indicate the goods as used, but the court found the margin scheme was not applicable.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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