- The Madrid High Court ruled that the right to offset VAT amounts is an autonomous right of the taxpayer, not a tax option.
- A company’s error in not including compensable VAT in the correct field was not considered an irrevocable tax choice.
- The court stated that offsetting VAT does not meet the criteria for a tax option under Article 119.3 of the General Tax Law.
- Taxpayers can correct their VAT returns to include compensable amounts even after the original filing deadline, within legal limits.
Source: allyon-etl.es
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