- The case involves the deduction of VAT on construction costs of a new house with integrated solar panels.
- The taxpayer must prove that the costs are directly related to taxable activities.
- The court finds that the taxpayer would have incurred the construction costs regardless of the solar panels.
- There is no direct and immediate link between the construction of the house and the supply of energy for a fee.
- The taxpayer is not entitled to deduct the VAT on the construction costs.
- The refund amount remains unchanged.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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