- A company issued an invoice under split payment regulations
- After a year, they needed to issue a credit note for an uncollected amount
- They asked if they could issue the credit note after the one-year deadline
- The company believed they could issue the credit note due to non-payment
- The tax agency’s opinion is based on the assumption that the invoice was unpaid
- The tax code allows for adjustments to taxable amounts if an operation is cancelled or reduced
- The company must follow the tax code regulations for issuing credit notes
Source: agenziaentrate.gov.it
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