- Appeal case regarding a VAT assessment for providing hammam and rassoul rituals
- Lower court ruled that these rituals are not eligible for reduced VAT rate
- Appellant argues that these rituals are part of the main service of bathing and should be taxed at the reduced rate
- Appellant cites previous court cases and argues that these rituals are similar to taking a sauna bath
- Appellant claims that providing clay or scrubbing the skin is incidental to the main service of bathing and should not change the tax rate
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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