- VAT is due on invoices even without actual payment unless corrected promptly.
- Issuing invoices for non-existent or non-taxable operations requires VAT payment unless rectified or no risk of improper VAT deduction exists.
- The formal weight of invoices in the tax system is emphasized.
- The Court of Cassation clarified the effects of the VAT principle in cases of erroneous invoice issuance or non-receipt of payment.
- A company renounced a credit to cover losses but still issued invoices, fearing tax authority disputes.
- The company sought a VAT refund, which was denied by the tax authority.
- The Provincial Tax Commission rejected the refund request, and the decision was upheld on appeal.
- The court ruled that VAT on invoiced consultancy services must be paid.
- The principle of VAT and the impact of voluntary actions on tax determination were highlighted.
Source: commercialistatelematico.com
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