- Recent ECJ case discusses joint and several liability for unpaid VAT in the Netherlands
- Case involved a director held liable for company’s unpaid VAT liabilities
- EJC concluded that Dutch joint and several liability mechanism is permissible under EU VAT Directive
- Principle of proportionality allows Member States to implement measures to collect unpaid VAT
- Dutch legislation on joint and several liability was found to be in line with EU principles and legislation
Source: essentiaglobalservices.com
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