- The Supreme Court rules that X’s services to the foundation do not constitute an indivisible performance with his VAT-exempt general practitioner services to his patients. The services provided by X to the foundation are not VAT-exempt. X’s appeal is unfounded, but he receives €2000 in compensation for exceeding the reasonable time limit.
Source: taxlive.nl
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