- The TEAC approves global VAT rounding over rounding per product if it avoids significant distortions.
- The TEAC approves global VAT rounding over rounding per product if it avoids significant distortions.
- The entity TW GH was subject to regularization by the AEAT regarding the calculation of VAT accrued in retail sales to final consumers documented through simplified invoices (tickets).
- The company applied a unit rounding system: it calculated the taxable base and the VAT quota product by product, applying rounding to two decimal places.
- The Inspection rejected this system for generating relevant discrepancies between the declared quotas and those that would result from directly applying the tax rate to the accumulated taxable bases.
- The Treasury used a global rounding per ticket, applying the tax rate to the sum of taxable bases registered by store, date and type.
- The company appealed this regularization, defending the correctness of its method and arguing that the law allows it to calculate VAT per item, following general rounding rules.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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