- The VAT exemption for credit mediation applies when the intermediary seeks and recruits clients for mortgage credit agreements.
- This exemption also covers pre-contractual activities and communication with credit institutions, as long as the intermediary receives a commission.
- It is irrelevant whether the intermediary is authorized to act on behalf of the credit institutions or can influence the content of credit offers.
- It is also irrelevant whether clients are free to choose whether or not to enter into a credit agreement and with which institution.
Source: taxlive.nl
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