- X operates an online platform for connecting patients with medical specialists
- X offers digital consultations with medical specialists for specific medical situations
- Dispute over whether X can apply medical exemption for digital consultations
- Court rules in favor of X, stating the consultations qualify as healthcare services
- However, X’s appeal is unsuccessful due to incorrect tax assessment
- Tax court case from January 9, 2024 in North Holland
- Relevant legal content includes laws, international regulations, decisions, case law, and expert opinions
Source: nlfiscaal.nl
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