- Dutch court rules that X, a foundation providing aviation safety training, is not entitled to deduct input VAT for courses given outside the Netherlands.
- X is registered in the Central Register for Short Vocational Education and Training (CRKBO), which grants exemption from VAT for education services provided in the Netherlands.
- The court states that the CRKBO registration does not have cross-border effect, meaning it only applies to X’s services in the Netherlands, not to the services provided by trainers to X.
- X failed to demonstrate that it paid VAT in foreign countries.
- X’s appeals were dismissed.
Source: taxlive.nl
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