- Box B2 of the VAT return is important for reporting intra-community acquisitions
- Intra-community acquisitions refer to goods purchased from another EU member state
- Transfers of own assets between EU member states must also be reported
- Physical flow of goods is the key criterion for determining intra-community acquisitions
- Amount excluding taxes must be reported in box B2 and box B of the VAT return
- VAT must be autoliquidated in box 21
- Failure to autoliquidate VAT on intra-community acquisitions can result in penalties
- Taxable persons exempt from VAT and partially recoverable persons have additional obligations
- Some businesses may be required to report intra-community acquisitions in the statistical survey statement at the introduction (DEB)
Source: cyplom.com
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