Many organizations struggle with domestic VAT recovery and often face rejected VAT claims. This not only leads to immediate financial loss but also places additional administrative pressure on the team. Rejected claims may also result in penalties or interest charges. In order to avoid these consequences and potential tax audits, it is important to understand the common pitfalls when submitting input VAT claims. These include late submissions, inaccurate or insufficient documentation, and including ineligible expenses. Each jurisdiction has its own specific requirements, so it is recommended to seek the assistance of a VAT expert to ensure compliance and maximize savings.
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