Stichting X, an aviation safety education provider with CRKBO registration, incorrectly claimed input VAT deductions and reversed VAT reporting. The North Holland Court determined that while X’s educational services were VAT-exempt due to its CRKBO registration, it failed to prove entitlement to deduct input VAT or that reversed VAT was incorrectly reported, thus dismissing its appeal.
Source: futd.nl
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