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Right to Input VAT Deduction When Invoice Received After Ceasing Domestic Transactions – BFH XI R 17/22 – VATupdate
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Right to Input VAT Deduction When Invoice Received After Ceasing Domestic Transactions – BFH XI R 17/22

  • The right to deduct input VAT, if it arose during a period when the general taxation procedure applied, can still be exercised under that procedure even if the invoice is received after the taxpayer no longer makes domestic sales.
  • The initial statement of VAT in a (corrected) incoming invoice does not retroactively entitle the taxpayer to input VAT deduction (distinction from retroactive invoice correction).
  • The Federal Fiscal Court (BFH) overturned previous decisions and referred the case back to the lower court for further proceedings.
  • The case concerns whether the claimant is entitled to input VAT refund for a gas delivery, involving complex international transactions and timing of invoice issuance.

Source: bundesfinanzhof.de

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