- Starting from 2024, mixed and partial VAT taxpayers in Belgium must disclose information regarding their VAT deduction when submitting the VAT return
- Mixed VAT taxpayers conduct taxed and exempt transactions, while partial taxpayers conduct transactions within and outside the scope of VAT
- Relaxations have been announced for administrative burden on mixed and partial VAT taxpayers
- Large companies and public authorities must report information on a trial basis
- Communication of necessary information on actual use based on estimates is required in June 2024 or Q2 2024 VAT return
- No further data must be communicated for 2023
- Data on actual use in 2022 does not need to be communicated
- Flexible attitude will be taken for unintentional errors in 2024
- Mixed and partial VAT taxpayers should review their policies and procedures for taking a VAT deduction and understand the notification rules.
Source: bdo.global
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