- BV X claimed input VAT deductions in its VAT returns for 2014–2017.
- During an audit, it provided invoices for management fees, but the deducted input VAT was much higher than the invoices supported.
- The inspector issued VAT assessments for missing invoice-supported input VAT: €44,975 for 2014 and €19,581 for 2015–2017.
- Penalty fines were also imposed: €22,487 for 2014 and €4,895 for 2015–2017.
- BV X appealed, but the Zeeland-West-Brabant District Court upheld the VAT assessments.
Source: futd.nl
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