- A fiscal unity consists of three companies involved in the development of an estate
- Seven national monuments are being transformed into homes
- One of the companies provides both VAT-exempt built-up plots and apartment rights, as well as VAT-taxable undeveloped building plots and apartment rights
- The company deducts VAT on costs directly related to taxable supplies
- VAT on costs not directly attributable to taxable or exempt supplies is deducted pro rata based on the destination of the real estate at the time the VAT is charged
- The company determines the pro rata of VAT on costs based on the budget with future taxable and exempt supplies
- The inspector believes that the company should base the pro rata on the ultimately realized supplies and denies VAT refund
- The court rules that the company has correctly determined the VAT deduction on transformation costs
- VAT refund must be granted.
Source: fiscount.nl
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