- A company under the general accrual regime absorbed another company under the special cash basis regime for VAT.
- The absorbing company, under the general regime, inherits the rights and obligations of the absorbed company.
- The absorbing company must continue to declare operations according to the general regime and accrual rules.
- The absorbing company can choose to apply the special cash basis regime for its operations after the merger.
- The option must be exercised in December before the year it takes effect, through a tax declaration and meeting other requirements.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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