- X BV is liable for €21,399 in VAT due to self-billing invoices issued by the customer.
- The tax inspector did not convincingly prove (conditional) intent for the VAT offense.
- X BV was grossly negligent by outsourcing its administration only after the fact.
- The original 50% penalty of €20,435 was reduced to €9,884 due to lack of intent and exceeding a reasonable time limit.
- The court annulled the penalty decision only regarding the amount of the fine.
Source: taxlive.nl
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