- Refusal of the VAT zero rate is not considered a criminal charge
- Holding and its subsidiary were denied the zero rate on intra-community transactions
- The FE argues that the refusal of the zero rate is a criminal charge
- The A-G does not see the refusal of the zero rate as a criminal charge
- The A-G suggests further investigation into the case by the lower court
- Evidence is only considered unusable if obtained in violation of principles of good governance or in a manner that goes against expectations of proper government action
Source: taxence.nl
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