Marosa by Wolters Kluwer reports that the Agenzia delle Entrate holds that overly generic descriptions cannot justify a deduction, requiring properly worded invoices to be presumed valid and vague ones shifting the burden to the business to prove service took place through contracts, engagement letters, or correspondence.
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Italy is giving businesses more time to deduct input VAT, and less room to be vague about it. Three developments worth knowing: ⏳ A longer deduction window. Article 12 o…
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Marosa by Wolters Kluwer
Automating VAT compliance and e-invoicing for multinational businesses
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- Software Development
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- Vigo, ES
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Marosa by Wolters Kluwer
We offer tech-enabled services, SaaS solutions, and VAT consulting. Our in-house software VATify enables us to centralize and automate all VAT registrations, submit returns, and manage communication with tax authorities. With over 20 years of tax experience, our team of VAT experts, and multilingual support (we speak 12 languages!), we offer a complete, integrated solution to over 2000 clients.
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Marosa by Wolters Kluwer reports that the Italian Supreme Court confirmed that an Italian VAT number shown on the invoice does not block access to the refund procedure for non-established taxpayers, contradicting the tax authority's own guidance.
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Marosa by Wolters Kluwer reports that the Omnibus Decree Legislative Decree No. 148/2026 extends the deduction window for the second year following the right arose, with invoices recordable within that same window.
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Marosa by Wolters Kluwer notes that Portugal has approved a new periodic VAT return form with new informational tables and splits purchases of goods and services by applicable VAT rate, effective since 1 July 2026.
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