- Mixed taxpayers must provide provisional and final general ratio when deducting VAT based on general ratio
- Partial taxpayers and mixed taxpayers using actual use must provide certain data in periodic VAT returns
- Deadlines for providing information extended to the deadline for the VAT return for the second quarter or June 2024
- VAT taxpayers using actual use must include percentage breakdown of VAT charged on transactions for different business departments
- Taxpayers can provide estimates in the first return and must provide final figures by the deadline for the VAT return for the third quarter or November 2024
Source: financien.belgium.be
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