Split payment – a new solution in VAT already in 2018
We cordially invite you to subscribe to Zdzisław Modzelewski's webinar. Split payment – a new solution in VAT already in 2018
The webinar shall focus on the following issues
- What is a split payment?
- The objective of introducing split payment.
- What payments does this mechanism involve? What will the transfer method look like? Partial payments. Invoices in currencies? Mutual offsets.
- The obligation of having a special VAT ACCOUNT by each taxpayer
- Opening and maintaining a VAT account. Will contracts/ annexes be needed? Commission and payment for opening/ maintaining an account? Interest on funds on the account?
- Several billing accounts in one bank – how many VAT accounts?
- Several billing accounts in different banks – how many VAT accounts?
- Will the VAT account number be provided to clients on an invoice or in another way?
- Obligation or the right to use this mechanism – can the seller block the payment in the split-payment system?
- When split-payment will not be able to occur?
- Benefits of using split-payment – what does it protect and what does it not affect?
- Disposing of funds accumulated on the VAT account. When and on what principles?
- Recovery of funds from the VAT account.
- VAT refund by the Tax Office into a VAT account.
The webinar will be divided into two parts: the lecture part and the question session from the participants.
Date: 29 January, 9:30 a.m.
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Organizer: Infor Akademia
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