The Supreme Court ruled on February 25, 2025, that the principle of comprehensive VAT adjustment does not apply when tax authorities seek to increase a VAT balance by including input VAT payments already adjusted in a unchallenged conformity assessment. The court dismissed the appeal, stating that the principle cannot be invoked when the relevant administrative finding has already been transferred to another transaction’s proceedings. Essentially, a signed conformity certificate and its subsequent final assessment can only be altered through established review procedures, which were not pursued in this case.
Source: crowe.com
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