- The court ruled on a case regarding value-added tax on August 15, 2025.
- The inspector allowed a deduction for input tax related to construction costs of a new complex during the appeal phase.
- The appeal was upheld, but no deduction was allowed for another part of the complex due to lack of evidence of taxable use.
- A penalty was reduced due to exceeding a reasonable time frame.
- Article 11 of the VAT Act outlines conditions for tax exemption on property rentals.
- Article 15 specifies conditions for input tax deduction based on the use of goods and services for taxable activities.
- The court determined that property rental is generally exempt from VAT unless specific conditions are met.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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