Eksempler på brug af Right to deduct på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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during the same period, the right to deduct has arisen and can be exercised
continue to exempt goods supplied for consumption on board whose place of taxation is determined in accordance with the above provisions, with the right to deduct the value added tax paid at an earlier stage.';
then we reserve the right to deduct the costs for a new bracelet
during the same period, the right to deduct has arisen and can be exercised
has it been argued that a timelimit of two clear years renders in general- rather than in the specific circumstances- the exercise of the right to deduct virtually impossible or excessively difficult.
person must comply in order to be able to exercise his right to deduct.
as the Cypriot Government rightly notes, the issue in the present case is not one of exclusion of the tax in issue from the right to deduct but a limitation of the exercise of that right in certain circumstances.
of the Sixth Directive do not preclude national legislation which lays down a limitation period for the exercise of the right to deduct, such as.
of the Sixth Directive allows Member States to require that the taxable person exercise his right to deduct during the same period as that in which it arose.
inter alia:‘The right to deduct the tax on the goods
Second, I also agree with the referring court that in view of the fact that the period of 180 days- over which the exercise of the taxable person's right to deduct VAT is de facto suspended- is:(i)
with the conditions for exercising the right to deduct input VAT,
under Article 17 of the Second Directive, be excluded from the right to deduct VAT provided for by that directive.
Tax exemption coupled with the right to deduct input tax must therefore be guaranteed by an amendment to Directive 77/388/EEC.
by denying the right to deduct in the case of a reverse charge procedure.
As regards the right to deduct, Article 17(1)
is that because of all the red tape involved many of them give up their right to deduct VAT, which is certainly not the intention.
As it is clear from the wording of Article 18(2) of the Sixth Directive, the right to deduct must be exercised in principle‘during the same period' as that in which it arose.
Such legislation may even lead to the forfeiture of that right if those transactions do not commence or if the right to deduct is not exercised within five years from the time at which that right arises.
Accordingly, the Member States must exercise their discretion in such a way as to ensure that deduction is made only for that part of the VAT proportional to the amount relating to transactions giving rise to the right to deduct.