- Deadline for VAT and IGIC refunds for 2024 is 30 September 2025.
- Spanish and EU businesses must follow specific procedures and reciprocity conditions.
- Spanish companies claim EU VAT refunds through the Spanish Tax Authority.
- VAT paid in non-EU countries requires direct claims to those countries.
- EU companies outside Spain claim Spanish VAT refunds via their home tax system.
- Non-EU companies use Form 361 for Spanish VAT refunds if reciprocity exists.
- New electronic filing rules apply from 1 July 2024 for non-EU companies.
- IGIC refund claims for non-Canary Island companies use Form 414.
- Non-EU companies need reciprocity for IGIC refunds.
Source: regfollower.com
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