- IVA is applied to the sale of buildings by construction companies within 5 years of completion, without exemption.
- The definition of construction companies includes those using third-party contractors for building work.
- Occasional builders, like banks, are also considered construction companies for VAT purposes.
- The Notariato states that being a construction company is linked to actual execution of building work.
- Companies using third-party contractors still qualify as construction companies and apply VAT on sales within 5 years.
- There is a restriction on VAT deduction for residential buildings.
- This restriction does not apply to companies whose main activity is construction.
- It is unclear if companies commissioning third-party construction can bypass the VAT deduction limit.
- Administrative practices suggest these companies might not be excluded from the deduction limit.
Source: eutekne.info
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