- Vof X has been issued a tax assessment for VAT based on a balance debt
- The balance debt is a result of purchasing watches in Spain with Spanish VAT and selling them in the Netherlands under the wrong tax scheme
- The request for a refund of the Spanish VAT has been rejected
- The court rules that the Spanish VAT cannot be deducted from the Dutch tax assessment
- The appeal based on the principle of trust fails
- The court does not have the power to change a previously made agreement with the tax authority or include agreements for 2016 that are not stated in the agreement
- The appeal is dismissed.
Source: nlfiscaal.nl
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