Temporary VAT reduction by 3% until 31.12.2020

  • Erstellt am 2020-06-03 22:46:58

Tassimat

2020-06-04 09:01:03
  • #1
The question is when the VAT is really due. Clearly with the final invoice.. but with a down payment before even one handshake has been made, I no longer find that so clear.
 

K1300S

2020-06-04 09:23:28
  • #2
That should be the case, because the money flows then as well.
 

schroedinxer

2020-06-04 09:58:39
  • #3
The decisive factor will be the date of service provision, which was also the case with the increase in 2007.

Flyer of the Verbraucherzentrale on Google: flyer_mwst_2006.pdf
 

DaSch17

2020-06-04 13:47:34
  • #4


Exactly. The partial payments according to the installment/payment plan only have the character of advance payments on the agreed total price.
Therefore, the rule is probably quite simple: Date of final acceptance = Date of service provision

Ergo, one should try to arrange the final acceptance by 31.12.2020.

Example:
- Completion and final acceptance on July 15, 2020
- Total construction costs: 450,000 EUR gross (including 19% VAT) according to the construction contract; of which 400,000 EUR has already been paid in installments

Final invoice: 450,000 EUR / 1.19 * 1.16 = 438,700 EUR
Payable with final invoice: 38,700 EUR
Savings or indirect subsidy: 11,300 EUR
 

Tassimat

2020-06-04 14:01:56
  • #5
Sure that this will work? The flyer always aims to ensure that no subsequent tax increase has to be paid, but not that you have the right to a subsequent tax reduction.

Example:
Advance payment November 2019 €15,000 + 19% VAT (explicitly stated)
Final invoice August 2020 €30,000 - €15,000 advance = €15,000 + 16% VAT to be paid.

Where does it say that I can offset or get back the 3% from the first €15,000?
 

Musketier

2020-06-04 14:11:37
  • #6

In §13 USTG and §14(5) USTG.

 

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