Examples of using Right of deduction in English and their translations into Polish
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is required to issue an invoice to prove the supply, the customer should be required to hold that invoice to exercise the right of deduction.
Certain Member States have authorisation for a derogation9 regarding the time at which the right of deduction can be exercised by taxable persons declaring the VAT under an optional cash accounting scheme.
It will help the tax authorities to better control the tax by allowing them to check that the customer's VAT number on the invoice matches that of the business claiming a right of deduction.
the supplier has a right of deduction at the preceding stage
and exempted(without a right of deduction) during the adjustment period.
the former helps to exercise the right of deduction while the latter does not have this function in principle,
Regarding the right of deduction, the proposal introduces-
did not recognise a right of deduction in respect of the input tax attributable to expenditure connected with the issue of atypical silent partnerships DEM 4 171 424.70.
Member States should have the option of allowing VAT to be accounted using a cash accounting scheme which allows the supplier to pay VAT to the competent authority when he receives payment for a supply and which establishes his right of deduction when he pays for the supply.
Regarding the right of deduction, in order to apply more effectively the principle whereby the deduction arises only in so far as the goods
which in turn affect rights of deduction.
Depriving them of the right of deduction could cause serious financial problems.
Two measures have been proposed regarding changes to the rules on the right of deduction.
This risk should not be used as a reason for unduly delaying the right of deduction.
Arrangements for exercising the right of deduction for goods and services relating to certain immovable property Article 111.
the supplier does not have a full right of deduction under Article 17;
particularly with regard to the right of deduction.
Re-establishing the basic principle at the level of the exercise of the right of deduction will result in the elimination of potential differences between taxable persons.
which give not rise to a right of deduction;
the recipient of the supply does not have a full right of deduction under Article 17;