- VAT Credit for 2023 can be used for compensation with different thresholds for conformity checks
- For those who meet ISA parameters, no conformity check is needed for credits up to 50,000 euros
- It is important to promptly decide how to use the credit IVA from the 2023 declaration
- Credits can be used for “horizontal” compensation within the F24 model
- No specific constraints for credits up to 5,000 euros annually
- For credits over 5,000 euros annually, a conformity check is required before using for compensation
- Horizontal compensation can only start 10 days after submitting the IVA declaration
- Example: to use the credit IVA for 2023 with debts due on March 18, 2024, the declaration must be submitted in advance
Source: eutekne.info
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