09.09.2024 ECJ: No direct claim for refund of VAT in case of incorrect ... The Supreme Tax Court had asked the European Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling on the question of a direct refund claim in the case of incorrectly invoiced and paid German VAT in the event of the supplier's insolvency. In its judgment, the ECJ is of the opinion that the recipient of the service cannot claim a refund of the VAT paid to the supplier directly from the tax authorities of his Member State. Categories: European Court of JusticeKeywords: incomplete invoice, insolvency, refund c ...
17.11.2017 European Court of Justice: compulsory content of invoices fo ... On 15 November 2017 the European Court of Justice (ECJ) published its decision in the joined cases of Geissel and Butin ruling that Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax (“the VAT Directive”) - Articles 168(a) and 178 (a) together with Article 226(5) - must be interpreted as precluding national legislation, which makes the exercise of the right to deduct input VAT subject to the condition that the address where the issuer of an invoice carries out its economic activity must be indicated on the invoice. Categories: European Court of JusticeKeywords: incomplete invoice, invoice requirements ...
06.07.2017 ECJ to clarify invoice requirements for deduction of input V ... An ECJ advocate general has suggested that the address of the issuer of an invoice must not be identical with the place from where he carries out his economic activity and that any type of address under which the supplier can effectively be contacted is sufficient. Categories: From EuropeKeywords: incomplete invoice, invoice requirements ...
25.05.2011 Issuer liable for incorrect VAT shown on incomplete invoice The Supreme Tax Court has held that the issuer of an apparent invoice is liable for the VAT shown thereon, even if the invoice is incomplete. Categories: Supreme Tax Court casesKeywords: incomplete invoice, issuer's liability
