- According to Article 8/2 of the Value Added Tax Law No. 3065, excessive or unjustly calculated taxes must meet certain criteria to be refunded.
- The General Application Communiqué of Value Added Tax states that if excessive or unjustly calculated taxes are found, the transaction must be reverted to its state before VAT was applied.
- The process of refunding excessive or unjustly calculated taxes involves the seller refunding the amount to the buyer and the buyer providing proof of the correction to the tax office.
- The excessive or unjustly calculated VAT amount is deducted from the relevant period’s tax return and adjusted in subsequent periods.
- To request a refund of allegedly overpaid VAT, the amount must be declared in the VAT return and an amount equal to or greater than the VAT amount must be paid to the Treasury.
- Despite the regulations, there are challenges in the process of refunding excessive or unjustly calculated taxes, leading to the belief that the existing regulations are insufficient.
Source: alomaliye.com
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