- The Danish Tax Agency has updated VAT refund rules, offering more flexibility for businesses and customers while preventing double refunds.
- Suppliers can now issue credit notes or corrected invoices to adjust VAT without first repaying the customer, streamlining the process.
- Customers may claim VAT refunds directly from the DTA if recovery from the supplier is not possible, provided the VAT was already paid to the DTA.
- Direct claims are not allowed if the supplier has already been refunded or has already refunded the customer.
- Special provisions address cases where employees were wrongly registered as taxable persons, with each case assessed individually.
Source: vatit.com
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