Examples of using Recapitulative statements in English and their translations into Greek
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The recapitulative statement must be submitted to the VAT Department.
What is a recapitulative statement?
The recapitulative statement shall be drawn up each month
When a Member State sends a VAT recapitulative statement through VIES, the Member State receiving the information sends back an error message listing all the incorrect VAT ID Nos detected.
In this case, a recapitulative statement must be drawn up for the month(s)
A recapitulative statement must be drawn up for each calendar month within a period not exceeding one month
As regards Article 263 of the VAT Directive, this sets out the rules relating to the deadlines for submitting a recapitulative statement.
That provision does not require that the VAT identification number available to the taxable person should still be valid on the date of submission of the recapitulative statement.
The intra-Community supplies or transfers following such imports could therefore not be reported in a VAT recapitulative statement/VIES.
Tax authorities compare the information received from the customs authorities with the VAT recapitulative statement lodged by the importer(or his tax representative)
Where the recapitulative statement is not submitted or the information therein is not complete/accurate,
Here too, a comparative analysis of customs data with the VAT recapitulative statement cannot be performed. the intra-community supply should be
The tax authorities the Member State of importation enter the information contained in the recapitulative statement in the VIES database,
Where the recapitulative statement is not submitted
transfers of goods in the recapitulative statement, if necessary.
severally liable for the VAT losses caused when the latter fails to submit the VAT recapitulative statement has not yet been taken up by the Council.
accurate information between Member States' tax authorities through VIES depends on the importer's willingness to submit a complete VAT recapitulative statement to tax authorities.
transfers declared in the recapitulative statement) would be fully effective only provided recommendation 6 were implemented.
The recapitulative statement shall set out the following information:(a) the VAT identification number of the taxable person in the Member State in which the recapitulative statement must be submitted and under which he has carried out the supply of goods
The recapitulative statement shall be drawn up for each calendar quarter within a period