VAT refund claim dismissed because the taxpayer failed to prove the tax was actually paid within the statutory period.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the taxpayer's appeal regarding a claim for a refund of Value Added Tax paid between 1989 and 1994. The taxpayer argued that the tax authority incorrectly denied the refund based on the timing of the payment, but failed to provide sufficient evidence that the tax was actually paid during the specified period. Consequently, the court upheld the lower court's decision, ruling that without proof of payment within the relevant timeframe, the statutory conditions for a refund were not met.
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AI generatedWet op de omzetbelasting 1988, art. 19, lid 1; art. 20, lid 1: A taxpayer is entitled to a refund of VAT paid only if they can prove that the tax was actually paid within the statutory period; failure to provide such proof results in the denial of the refund claim.
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gewezen op het beroep in cassatie van X te Z tegen de uitspraak van de Rechtbank te Breda van 17 december 2010, nr. AWB 09/5304, op het verzet van belanghebbende tegen na te melden uitspraak van de Rechtbank betreffende op aangiften over de tijdvakken van 1 januari 1989 tot en met 31 mei 1994 voldane bedragen aan omzetbelasting.