- The 2026 Finance Act makes the VAT reverse charge mechanism mandatory for industrial processing companies buying new industrial waste, metals, and recovered materials from non-taxable or exempt suppliers.
- This measure targets high-risk sectors for tax non-compliance and aims to integrate the informal economy and combat tax fraud.
- The reverse charge mechanism, previously optional, will be compulsory from January 1, 2026, allowing VAT deduction on purchases except for land and agricultural products.
- The scheme may be extended to other activities in the future, depending on its effectiveness.
- The measure helps tax authorities identify and monitor previously unregistered or underreporting economic operators.
Source: leconomiste.com
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