- The general VAT rate applies to the rental of cabin sailboats.
- The court ruled that the provision of cabin sailboats and the use of facilities in a marina does not qualify as providing the opportunity for sports activities.
- The rental includes the use of the sailboat, docking facilities, parking, toilets, showers, and utilities.
- The dispute is whether the rental qualifies as providing the opportunity for sports activities.
- The entrepreneur argues that the rental qualifies as a sports facility.
- The inspector argues that the rental is simply the rental of a boat and not the provision of sports activities.
- The court agrees that it is a composite service but concludes that it does not qualify as providing the opportunity for sports activities.
- The court states that the rental does not include the right to use a sports facility.
- The court refers to the VAT directive for the definition of a sports facility.
Source: fiscaalvanmorgen.nl
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