- Simplified VAT Settlement Options: Taxpayers importing goods can settle VAT either under general principles or through the simplified procedure outlined in Article 33a of the VAT Act. This simplified process allows taxpayers to avoid physically paying VAT at customs, improving financial cash flows.
- Neutral Tax Recognition in JPK_V7 Declaration: When using the simplified procedure, taxpayers must record imports in the JPK_V7 declaration by recognizing both the tax due and the input tax simultaneously, effectively canceling each other out. This requires the use of customs documents like the Single Administrative Document (SAD) to substantiate the entries.
- Conditions and Deadlines for Simplified Procedure: To utilize the simplified procedure, taxpayers must be registered VAT payers, not in arrears on social security or tax payments, and must submit a certificate or statement confirming this. Additionally, imports must be reported in the VAT return within four months of the tax liability, or taxpayers risk losing the right to settle the tax.
Source MDDP
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