- The 1095-day statute of limitations does not restrict a taxpayer’s right to claim VAT budget reimbursement.
- Taxpayers can include the remaining negative VAT amount for reimbursement until it is fully settled, regardless of the expiration of the statute of limitations.
- The rules of the Civil Code and Tax Code regarding limitation periods do not apply to the VAT reimbursement procedure, which is regulated by Article 200 of the Tax Code.
- VAT reimbursement is allowed if the VAT amounts forming the negative balance were actually paid to suppliers.
- The taxpayer must submit a tax declaration and a reimbursement application to the tax authority to claim the refund.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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