- European Court of Justice issued a preliminary ruling on Bulgarian VAT rules
- Ruling was for Case No. C-314/22 involving a Bulgarian company providing construction and facilities
- Company was deregistered for VAT noncompliance by Bulgaria
- Bulgarian National Revenue Agency denied application for set-off for unpaid VAT invoiced
- ECJ interpreted Article 90 of EU Directive 2006/112/EC on VAT
- ECJ found that Article 90 allows for limitation period for VAT refunds, but must start running from date a taxable person could assert the right
- Taxable person has right to refund with interest from VAT reduction
- Starting point for interest calculation is date taxable person asserts right to reduction in VAT return
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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