- New declaration for sales with 6% VAT must be submitted by June 30, 2024
- Circular and FAQ list provide more information on the new permanent demolition and reconstruction scheme
- Transitional measure allows 6% rate to be applied in 2024 for sales of homes if permit application was submitted before July 1, 2023
- A new declaration must be submitted in 2024 to apply the reduced VAT rate for sales where VAT is already due
- Sellers and buyers must sign a new joint declaration for the application of the reduced VAT rate
- If unable to obtain a new signed declaration from the buyer, the original signed declaration can be used for the new application.
Source: tiberghien.com
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