- The Italian Revenue Agency clarified that VAT refunds under article 30-ter of DPR 633/72 are not allowed when contractual relationships are reclassified following assessment in a fraud context
- The agency republished resolution 50/2025 on October 7 to correct an error, adding the important phrase in a fraud context which was missing from the original version
- This addition significantly defines the scope of the rule, as the original reading suggested any contract reclassification by tax authorities could automatically imply fiscal fraud and prevent VAT refunds
- The regulation allows taxpayers to request refunds of undue tax within two years from payment or when refund conditions occur, and permits refund requests within two years after reimbursing the buyer when tax administration definitively determines VAT was not due
- VAT refunds are excluded when payment occurred in a context of fiscal fraud, as illustrated by a case involving reclassification of a service contract into a labor supply contract due to invalid legal basis
Source: eutekne.info
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