- The court ruled that VAT on the sale of subsidiary shares is not deductible as input tax.
- Services provided by foreign service providers are exempted as intermediary services.
- The sale of the shares Netherlands is not directly related to the taxable activities of the taxpayer.
- The proceeds from the sale did not benefit the taxpayer or its subsidiaries.
- The costs specifically related to the sale of the shares are not deductible as input tax.
- The services provided by [service provider 2] and [service provider 1] are considered as intermediation in the sale of the shares Netherlands and are exempt from VAT.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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