- Non-profit amateur sports clubs (SSD) are often audited for improper VAT deductions.
- SSDs are considered commercial entities and are subject to VAT.
- SSDs are entitled to VAT deductions only on their commercial activities, not on their institutional activities.
- SSDs can deduct VAT on purchases related to their commercial activities.
- SSDs cannot deduct VAT on purchases related to their institutional activities.
- The VAT deduction rules for SSDs are based on the combined provisions of Articles 19, paragraph 2 and 4, of Presidential Decree 633/72.
- The VAT deduction rules for SSDs are based on the principle that VAT cannot be deducted on purchases related to exempt or non-taxable operations.
- The VAT deduction rules for SSDs are based on the principle that VAT cannot be deducted on purchases related to operations that are partially exempt or non-taxable.
- The VAT deduction rules for SSDs are based on the principle that the amount of VAT that cannot be deducted is determined according to objective criteria.
Source: eutekne.info
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