- The court ruled that the taxpayer performed services for which they received compensation and owed VAT on those services.
- The inspector did not convincingly prove gross negligence regarding the furnishing of a model home, so the penalty was reduced.
- The taxpayer’s appeal was upheld.
- The court determined that the taxpayer was not contractually involved in the sale and purchase of the real estate, so these were not considered deliveries but rather services subject to VAT.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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