- The right to deduct VAT is strictly linked to the nature of the operations in which goods or services are used
- The deduction is limited if the goods and services are related to exempt or non-taxable operations
- Special rules apply when a taxpayer carries out both taxable and exempt activities
- The deduction must be calculated based on the percentage determined by specific criteria
- The calculation of the pro rata does not apply in certain situations, such as occasional exempt operations by a taxpayer mainly engaged in taxable activities
- In case of such circumstances, specific boxes in the VAT form 2024 must be filled out to indicate the exempt operations and purchases related to taxable activities
Source: eutekne.info
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