- The CNDCEC and FNC have published a research document on VAT changes for non-commercial associative entities.
- The document examines the changes to VAT starting in 2024 for these entities.
- The document highlights that current provisions are not in line with the EU directive on certain social or sports activities.
- The national legislature has enacted the DL 146/2021 to align Italian law with the EU directive and address infringement proceedings.
- The DL 146/2021 abolishes certain provisions of the DPR 633/72 from July 1, 2024, and introduces exemptions for non-profit associative entities.
- The document notes that the scope of the new exemptions is not exactly the same as the current exclusion regime, leading to changes in taxable and exempt operations.
- A comparison table is provided to illustrate the differences between the current and future regulations.
- The changes will require significant and complex adjustments for thousands of associations.
- Some entities will become subject to VAT for previously exempt operations, resulting in additional compliance obligations.
- Entities can opt for dispensation from certain obligations or separate their activities if they also engage in taxable operations.
Source: eutekne.info
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