- VAT sanctions can reach up to 100% of incorrectly settled VAT, in addition to tax arrears and interest.
- The limitation period for VAT sanctions is 5 years, but it is counted from the date the tax obligation arises (e.g., delivery of goods/services), not from the tax payment deadline.
- The limitation period for VAT arrears and VAT sanctions for the same month may expire in different years.
- Different rules apply for suspending or interrupting the limitation period for VAT sanctions compared to standard VAT liabilities; for example, starting a fiscal penal procedure does not affect the limitation period for VAT sanctions.
- Tax authorities sometimes incorrectly equate the tax obligation date with the tax payment deadline, but the decisive moment is when the tax obligation arises.
Source: crido.pl
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