- The case involved whether a medical VAT exemption applies to a healthcare organization supplying practice support nurses to general practitioners.
- The tax authority claimed the service was staff placement, not healthcare, and assessed additional VAT.
- The court ruled the organization provides healthcare, not just personnel, as it controls quality, protocols, training, and care content.
- The nurses are qualified and deliver genuine healthcare, so the VAT exemption applies.
- The tax assessment was reduced, and the tax authority must refund court fees and legal costs.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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