Title: Niet-betaling in de btw
Description: Entrepreneurs can face non-payment in two ways: when outstanding invoices are not paid, but also when they leave debts unpaid themselves. Rules regarding the consequences for VAT in such situations are extremely complex. This issue describes and analyzes these rules. What VAT consequences apply to businesses when they have outstanding invoices (uncollectible receivables) or leave debts unpaid (unaffordable debts)? Unfortunately, the answer to this question can not be described in a few sentences. The rules that apply in case of non-payment are particularly complex. 0 'Non-payment in VAT' describes and analyzes these rules in a manageable way. The collection compares the national rules and the European rules and then analyzes to what extent these rules meet the original objectives of the (European) legislator. Finally, the title still pays attention to a number of civil law subjects. Consider, for example: the VAT consequences when entering into a creditors' agreement, the status of the VAT debt in bankruptcy and more.
Subjects: Value-added tax, Law and legislation, Debtor and creditor, International and municipal law, BTW, Vorderingen, 86.61 taxation law
Places: European Union countries, Netherlands