- The Court of ’s-Hertogenbosch ruled that X BV and C BV form a VAT fiscal unity due to close financial, organizational, and significant economic interdependence.
- X BV is a holding company; C BV operates a cafeteria and ice cream parlor, renting property and inventory from X BV.
- Both companies are ultimately owned and managed by the same individual.
- The court found that one person leads both entities and that the rental relationship constitutes a substantial economic connection.
- X BV’s appeal was dismissed; the fiscal unity designation remains in effect.
Source: taxlive.nl
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