- The Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) confirmed that a corrective note cannot be used to change the party to a transaction on a VAT invoice.
- Corrective notes are only allowed for technical errors (e.g., typos, address mistakes, incorrect identification numbers), not for changing the actual buyer.
- Errors involving the wrong entity as the buyer must be corrected by issuing a corrective invoice, not a corrective note.
- The court emphasized a strict and restrictive interpretation of VAT regulations regarding corrective notes, prioritizing formal invoice accuracy over practical business difficulties or good faith.
- The ruling clarifies that corrective notes cannot be used to fix systemic organizational errors or retroactively adjust business documentation contrary to actual events.
Source: mddp.pl
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