- Partial and mixed taxpayers using actual use must report specific data annually with their periodic VAT return.
- Data includes percentage breakdown of VAT charged on transactions for business units with full or no deduction rights and those used for both types.
- Special ratios applicable to transactions used for both types must also be reported.
- Deadlines for 2025 are extended to the submission date of the periodic VAT return for the second quarter or June 2025.
- Taxpayers can use estimates for these figures in the current year.
- Final figures must be reported by the third quarter or November 2025.
- Current legal provisions for mixed taxpayers are broad and will be limited in the coming years.
- Large enterprises must report final figures in 2025 as per the April 4, 2025 notice; no tolerance from 2026.
- SMEs are not required to report final figures in the third quarter or November 2025; estimates are considered final.
- From 2026, this obligation will not apply to SMEs.
- Partial taxpayers must still report final figures in the third quarter or November 2025 as per the May 23, 2024 news.
Source: financien.belgium.be
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