- Direct refund of excess VAT denied if there is a permanent establishment
- Only the permanent establishment can request a refund of any accrued credit
- Presence of a permanent establishment in the territory inhibits the request for refund of excess VAT by the parent company
- Services provided by the branch to the parent company are irrelevant for tax purposes
- Clarifications provided in response to query number 87 by the Revenue Agency
- Case analyzed involves a permanent establishment operating in Italy, providing services to the parent company in the UK
- Permanent establishment purchases goods and services from an Italian supplier, who charges VAT at the standard rate
- Until 2022, the permanent establishment considered its services to the main office relevant for tax purposes
- Brexit did not make the provision of the VAT Group inapplicable for such subjects
Source: eutekne.info
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