- Belgian VAT authorities allow recovery of input VAT beyond the three-year limitation period under strict conditions
- VAT must be chargeable by the supplier without a reverse charge mechanism
- Supplier must issue a corrective document with additional VAT
- Initial limitation period must have expired
- Customer must have been unable to recover VAT initially
- No fraud or negligence by supplier or customer
- Additional VAT must be paid by the supplier to the Treasury
- Recovery must be requested in the next VAT return
- Specific approach for corrective documents received before the limitation period expires
- VAT recovery right can be preserved if VAT administration is informed in writing before the period ends
- Additional recovery must be requested in the next VAT return
- Taxable persons should seek advice to avoid irrecoverable VAT due to strict conditions and short deadlines
Source: jdsupra.com
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