- The dispute concerns whether the Inspector provided all relevant documents, whether the appellant is liable for excise and stock tax, and whether the additional tax assessment is correct.
- The appellant seeks to overturn previous decisions, the tax assessment, and the interest decision, arguing lack of evidence, non-liability, and unequal treatment.
- The Inspector argues the appellant was involved in the possession and sale of untaxed lubricating oil, making him liable for excise, and supports the correctness of the assessment with evidence of the appellant’s involvement.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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