- Non-resident entities with a permanent establishment (S.O.) in Italy face restrictions on claiming VAT refunds.
- The exclusion applies even to purchases made directly by the non-resident entity, without involvement of the Italian branch.
- There is ongoing uncertainty regarding the ability of such entities to recover excess deductible Italian VAT through refunds.
Source: eutekne.info
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