If sales exceed €50,000 in the current year, do you have to pay VAT retroactively?
You would then have to correct all the invoices.
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depends on whether you have not already calculated sales tax or not. have they been calculated, the invoices must be corrected if not, it is a plus for you
It may be applied to small-scale entrepreneurs if sales are expected to exceed €2,000 in the past year and €50,000 next year.
So if you have a turnover of more than €50,000, the turnover exceeds €2,000, limit, and in the following year the CUR must no longer be applied.
But if you are so far above the 22,000€ limit, there may be unpleasant questions from the FAs.