- The case involves a dispute over the imposition of VAT on a management fee that was not invoiced or received by the taxpayer.
- The taxpayer requested a postponement of the hearing, but it was denied due to the late submission and lack of unforeseen circumstances.
- The taxpayer claims to have invoiced €150,000 for management services, but decided not to invoice the remaining €50,000.
- The tax authority argues that the taxpayer intended to invoice the full amount based on the “to be invoiced” entry in their records.
- It is determined that the taxpayer invoiced and received a total of €150,000 for the management services.
- The tax authority incorrectly imposed a VAT assessment on the un-invoiced and un-received portion of the management fee.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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