- The mediator must demonstrate the gratuitousness of the service for the omission of invoicing.
- The mediator can waive the commission, but the accounting must be consistent.
- Article 1755 of the Civil Code states that the mediator is entitled to a commission from each party if the transaction is concluded through their intervention.
- The mediator can waive the right to receive the commission from the owner and only receive payments from the tenant with an agreement between the parties.
- However, if there is a lack of invoicing for the service and a subsequent dispute by the Tax Administration, the taxpayer must provide proof of the gratuitousness of the service.
- This was the case analyzed by the Liguria Tax Court on July 25, 2022.
Source: eutekne.info
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