- A holding company and its subsidiary (operating a cafeteria and ice cream parlor) are considered a fiscal unity for VAT purposes.
- There is financial, organizational, and economic interdependence between the companies: the same person controls both, and the holding rents property and inventory to the subsidiary.
- The economic relationship is significant, with about one-third of the holding’s revenue coming from transactions with the subsidiary.
- The court confirms that these conditions justify treating the companies as a fiscal unity for VAT, and the appeal is dismissed.
Source: taxence.nl
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