- In case of split payment, the seller or provider can issue a credit note for a decrease in the invoiced amount
- The credit note can be issued even if a year has passed since the invoice was issued
- This is allowed as long as the buyer has not opted to accelerate the VAT payment
- The clarification was provided by the Italian Revenue Agency in response to a query published on October 25, 2024
- The query involved a company that issued an invoice to a party subject to split payment regulations
- The amount invoiced was not received, prompting the company to inquire about issuing a credit note for a decrease in the amount
Source: eutekne.info
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