- Deferred VAT on imports helps improve financial liquidity for businesses.
- Payment of VAT can be postponed until the tax return is filed.
- This mechanism avoids immediate taxation at the border, allowing for investment and growth.
- For imports from non-EU countries, VAT is declared in the tax return.
- For EU imports, the reverse charge mechanism is used.
- Deferred VAT applies only to VAT, not customs duties.
- Benefits include improved cash flow, better financial management, and increased competitiveness.
- Conditions include being an active VAT payer and submitting customs declarations.
- Incoterms affect who is responsible for transport, insurance, and customs costs.
- Deferred VAT allows for tax payment postponement, optimizing cash flow and reducing administrative costs.
Source: eurofiscalis.com
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