Examples of using Recapitulative statement in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Submitting recapitulative statements more frequently leads to extra costs for businesses, both one-off and recurring.
The corollary to these VAT return rules is the new timescale for submitting recapitulative statements.
The Commission considers that monthly recapitulative statements both from the supplier and the acquirer should be sufficient in that respect.
Companies will no longer have to prepare a list of cross-border transactions for their tax authority(the so-called'recapitulative statement').
Companies will no longer be required to prepare a recapitulative statement to report cross-border transaction to their tax authority.
Contrary to the position taken in 1996, the Commission would prefer microeconomic bilateral clearing based on recapitulative statements.
Member States may, however, authorise recapitulative statements to be submitted by other means for certain categories of taxable person.".
The importer must simply show that the import is followed by an exempt intra-Community supply or transfer of the goods to another Member State andhe must declare this in his recapitulative statement.
In addition, the Member State receiving the recapitulative statements must inform the sender within two working days if VAT numbers are incorrect.
The movement of the Hungarian company's own goods from Hungary to the Czech Republic has to be indicated as a tax exempt intra-Community supply of goods in the Hungarian tax return andthe‘Recapitulative Statement'(EC sales list report: form No A60).
Recapitulative statement: A statement to be submitted by every taxable person identified for VAT purposes who makes intra-Community supplies.
In particular the obligations for taxable persons to be identified for VAT andto complete recapitulative statements should apply consistently in all Member States.
As a result, since the beginning of 2010, recapitulative statements should be submitted monthly11 and a deadline of one month for their exchange between Member States12 has been set.
RECOMMENDATION 6 The Commission should make a proposal to amend the VAT Directive in order to identify separately the intra-Community suppliesfollowing imports under this procedure in the traders' VAT recapitulative statements.
The recapitulative statement shall be drawn up for each calendar month within a period not exceeding one month and in accordance with procedures to be determined by the Member States.
Moreover, the reduced timeframe for submitting and transmitting recapitulative statements has accelerated information exchange, thereby providing tax administrations with an important advantage5.
A number of procedural standards are shifted into the Act on VAT(for instance: with respect to the tax warehouse, the indirect customs representative,the selection and declaration of special legal statuses, and the recapitulative statement.).
By obliging the Member States to accept recapitulative statements by electronic file transfer, the proposal in certain cases relieves taxable persons of complex data‑entry obligations.
Where the tax becomes chargeable on cross-border supplies of services, this has already given rise to a proposal to amend the rules to create a common tax point in order toensure accurate exchange of information on recapitulative statements for services.
Where the recapitulative statement is not submitted or the information therein is not complete/accurate, tax authorities in the Member State of destination are informed using administrative cooperation arrangements.
The tax authorities the MemberState of importation enter the information contained in the recapitulative statement in the VIES database, making this data available for checking by the tax authorities in the Member State of destination.
The second measure intends to impose a joint and several liability on the taxable person making the intra-Community supply, for the VAT due on the intra-Community acquisition of these goods in another Member State, in which he is not established,when he did not or not timely submit a recapitulative statement or when this recapitulative statement did not contain the relevant information.
The economic assessment carried out showed that lodging recapitulative statements was particularly burdensome for businesses when the procedure involved manually entering data on an electronic form.
Where goods are dispatched or transported by or on behalf of the taxable person out of the territory defined in Article 3 but within the Community, with a view to the supply to the taxable person of contractwork under the conditions set out in Article 28a(5)(a), the recapitulative statement drawn up for the quarter during which the goods were thus dispatched or transported shall set out.
The fact that the supplier has to submit a correct recapitulative statement does not constitute an additional administrative burden on business as this obligation is already currently applicable in the Community VAT legislation.
For joint and several liability, a specific conditional and obligatory joint and several liability rule is introduced in all EU Member States for cases whereby the supplier contributed by omission to a loss of the VAT payable in respect of the intra-Community acquisition of these goods in another Member State by not submitting orsubmitting late his recapitulative statement or submitting a recapitulative statement not containing all the information related to this intra-Community supply.
CROSS-CHECKING OF KEY DATA IS NOT CARRIED OUT IN ALL CASES 43. In order todetect cases of non-submission of the recapitulative statement and to ensure its completeness, tax authorities could implement a systematic automated comparison between the VAT taxable amount of imports recorded by the customs authorities with the amount of the intra-Community supplies or transfers declared in the recapitulative statement. .
At the same time this will create an incentive for the supplier to submittimely a correct and complete recapitulative statement thus improving the quality of the data to be transmitted through the VIES(value added tax information exchange) system.