- X is formally late with the request for a VAT refund in 2021.
- X invoiced fees, including VAT, to a client in 2011.
- In July 2016, X refunded these fees to the client due to a civil procedure.
- X filed a supplementary VAT return on January 5, 2021, requesting a VAT refund of €7686.
- The request is based on a court ruling from December 9, 2020, regarding X’s case for the years 2011-2014.
- The tax authority considers the supplementary VAT return as an objection to the paid VAT and a request for a discretionary refund.
- The dispute is whether the VAT refund request was submitted on time.
- The Hague Court of Appeals rules that X is formally late with the request for a VAT refund in 2021.
- X could have requested the VAT refund and postponed the request until after the conclusion of the procedure for the years 2011-2014 by the third quarter of 2016.
Source: taxlive.nl
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