- Case involves a request for a refund of VAT by the taxpayer
- The request for refund was made through a supplementary declaration, not a formal tax return
- The tax authority rejected the request as it was considered untimely
- The taxpayer must seek recourse through the civil court, as no appeal is allowed in this case
- The court ruled that the tax authority’s decision was in line with the interpretation of the law by the Secretary of Finance
- A supplementary declaration is not considered a tax return, but rather a request for a refund
- The court found that the request for refund should have been made at the time of the original tax return filing.
Source: uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl
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