- The Italian Supreme Court clarified that the doubled notification period for tax penalties applies even if the tax is not recovered.
- The rule allows for a doubled term for penalties if there are grounds for a tax assessment, such as using invoices for non-existent transactions.
- In reverse charge situations, if a transaction is deemed non-existent, the tax becomes assessable.
- The doubled term applies to penalties if the transaction could theoretically lead to a tax assessment, even without actual tax recovery.
- The reverse charge mechanism makes the buyer responsible for VAT, and penalties apply if VAT is deducted on non-existent transactions.
Source: eutekne.info
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