- Draft amendment to VAT law in Czech Republic includes changes to treatment of construction sector
- Definitions of buildings for housing and social housing purposes clarified
- Elimination of concept of internally produced fixed assets for full VAT deduction
- Supply of selected real property exempt from VAT with new definition of “substantial change”
- Changes related to real property include application of standard VAT rate for changes in building purpose
- Right to deduct VAT when registering for VAT expanded to include assets put into use after registration
- Possibility to claim deduction on supplies received by non-VAT payer before registration for VAT
Source: kpmg.com
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