- The taxpayer must provide evidence to support their claim for deduction of input tax
- The taxpayer failed to provide invoices dated within the relevant period, resulting in the tax assessment being upheld
- The burden of proof has been reversed and heightened due to the taxpayer’s awareness of the additional turnover
- The tax authority must make a reasonable estimate of turnover and income when issuing assessments
- The tax authority’s estimate was based on the taxpayer’s own records and negative cash balances, deemed reasonable by the court
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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