- Taxpayers must pay the 2023 VAT balance by March 16 of each year or the next working day if March 16 falls on a Saturday or holiday.
- The deadline for 2024 was extended to March 18 due to March 16 falling on a Saturday.
- Taxpayers who haven’t paid the 2023 VAT balance can do so by July 1 or 31, 2024, with surcharges.
- Payment can be further deferred to July 31 or August 30, with or without surcharges, or in installments.
- The biennial preventive concordat, a new procedure for businesses in financial difficulty, is considered for deferred payment options.
Source: eutekne.info
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