- Mixed and partial VAT payers in Belgium must report figures related to their deduction regime to tax authorities
- Initially, estimates had to be reported in the second quarter of 2024, but this requirement has been dropped
- Partial VAT payers now have a reduced reporting obligation, with only large companies required to provide data
- Public institutions that are partial VAT taxable persons are excluded from the reporting obligation
- Taxpayers have the choice of whether or not to take deduction limitations into account when reporting figures
Source: vat-consult.be
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