Musketier
2020-06-09 20:57:26
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And then after 10 years a spontaneous economic upturn is observed and no one knows why. Except us.
I don't think we will be able to solve the problem either. I am not a lawyer.
The question is also whether the government can enforce what it intends to achieve with it.
In the gastronomy sector, the government lowers the VAT to help the restaurateurs. For the others, it lowers it so that the population has more? Does the restaurateur then have to lower the prices by 2% (difference from 7% to 5%) but can keep the difference from 19% to 7%?
Or rather the other way around?
The economy is actually supposed to be stimulated, but the homeowner gets the 3% back and makes his special repayment? And off goes the money out of the cycle.
Me neither. That little bit of private law from my studies is absolutely not enough for that.
In the end, I would get into the crossfire as little as possible, depending on the industry I am active in. So whether I depend on the additional profit or not. If not: regulate via discounts or pass on the reduction. If yes: let it come to that.
But which company actually makes an additional profit if it only passes on input tax minus sales tax to the tax office? The amount is exactly the same. And the revenue is exactly the same...
Me and briefly ask, because I do not exactly understand what you mean... Is it about the scenario: Offer -> 100 net = 119 gross Assumption -> 100 net = 116 gross Invoice -> 103 net = 119 gross? I cannot imagine that....... If he deducts the VAT to arrive at the previously agreed gross price, then he automatically makes more sales/profit. If he is even allowed to do that. Which we do not know.
Me and a quick question, because I don’t exactly know what you mean...
Is it about the scenario:
Offer -> 100 net = 119 gross
Assumption -> 100 net = 116 gross
Invoice -> 103 net = 119 gross?
I can’t imagine that...