A pending proposal regarding the time when the VAT is to be remitted would revise in Slovak Republic. So VAT would be due at the time of customer payment received. It would affect when an input VAT deduction claim could be made. It is expected that this proposed VAT amendment law would be prepared by 31st July 2015.
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