- Companies can apply for a refund of VAT paid in another EU member state
- The application must be submitted by September 30th of the following calendar year
- The refund period is up to 1 calendar year, with a minimum of 3 calendar months
- Companies must meet specific criteria to be eligible for a VAT refund
- There are limits on the amount of VAT that can be refunded based on the length of the refund period
- The application process involves requesting access to the “Application for VAT Refund from Other EU Member States” and submitting the request through the tax portal
- The tax authority of the refunding state will make a decision within 4 months of receiving the refund request
- Accace offers services to assist with VAT refund applications from other EU member states.
Source: accace.cz
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