- The case involves a theater that includes an alcoholic drink in the price of a ticket for a performance.
- The issue is whether the low tax rate applies to this drink.
- The court determines that providing drinks during the intermission enhances the main performance.
- Therefore, the provision of access to a performance including a drink should be considered as one single service subject to the low tax rate.
- The dispute is about the tax rate for the alcoholic drink.
- The theater argues that the drink adds value to the main performance and should follow the same tax rate.
- The court concludes that the drink is a separate service that shares the tax fate of the main performance.
- The court also determines that the theater does not fall under the exception for alcoholic drinks in the low tax rate category.
- Therefore, the theater must apply the normal tax rate for the alcoholic drink.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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