- Incorrect VAT rate does not stop the penalty for failure to regularize
- The legislator has consolidated the address of the sanction reform
- The buyer must rectify errors made by the other party without questioning their legal assessments
- The Court of Cassation ruled on a case of failure to rectify the VAT rate on an invoice
- The penalty for failure to rectify the invoice is imposed independently of penalties for the seller
- Significant changes were made to the penalty for violations committed after September 1, 2024
- The penalty can be avoided by notifying the tax authorities within ninety days of the invoice issue
- The Court of Cassation states that the buyer may be penalized for failure to rectify if they have additional evaluative elements
- The buyer cannot replace the tax authority as the controller of the seller, but can be penalized for failure to rectify based on additional evaluative elements
Source: eutekne.info
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