- The case involves a dispute over a tax refund decision made by the Inspector.
- The Court determines that the decision is not a taxable assessment or appealable decision.
- The taxpayer argues that the non-admissibility of the appeal violates EU principles.
- The Court concludes that national procedural autonomy applies, and the taxpayer had other avenues to challenge the decision.
- The Court finds no violation of EU principles and declares the appeal inadmissible.
- The Court also determines that the lower court erred in not awarding costs and reimbursement of the filing fee to the taxpayer.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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