- According to the VAT law, if the amount of tax paid is higher than the amount of tax owed in a given accounting period, the taxpayer has the right to reduce the amount of tax owed for future periods or to receive a refund.
- The basic rules for VAT refund include the amount of tax paid being higher than the amount owed, the excess amount being eligible for refund, and the option to carry over the excess amount to the next accounting period.
- The tax office is required to refund VAT within specific timeframes, such as 60 days for the basic deadline and 180 days for an extended deadline if no sales were made in the accounting period.
- The refund deadline can be extended if the taxpayer provides security, and different deadlines apply depending on the type of taxable activities conducted by the taxpayer.
Source: ksiegowosc.infor.pl
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