- There is no legal basis for issuing corrective invoices after the 5-year statute of limitations for tax liability has expired.
- The deadline for issuing corrective invoices is the same as the statute of limitations for the tax liability they relate to.
- Tax authorities consider the deadline for issuing corrective invoices to be the same as the statute of limitations for the tax liability they relate to.
- The statute of limitations for tax liability prevents any actions that would increase or decrease the tax liability, including issuing corrective invoices.
Source: ksiegowosc.infor.pl
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