- Subjects that apply the cash accounting method must monitor their turnover
- If the threshold of 2 million euros is exceeded, they will automatically exit the regime
- If the threshold is exceeded without the taxpayer’s knowledge, late payment may occur
- In this case, the taxpayer would have to recompute the tax and pay it, even if not collected
- There may be doubts regarding the calculation of deductible VAT
- According to the law, VAT becomes payable when the consideration is actually received
- VAT on purchases becomes deductible when the consideration is paid to the supplier
- An example is given of a company that exceeded the threshold in the previous year
- The company would have to compute the tax not yet paid and recover the VAT on unpaid purchases
- From November 2023, the company would have to follow the ordinary rules
Source: eutekne.info
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