Increased inspections are to take place at a national level
and will mainly target “sectors of retail trade and provision of services to
final consumers, which show practices that do not comply with the current legal
framework in terms of invoicing obligations, despite the efforts made by the
Tax and Customs Authority in the scope of various strategies to support
voluntary compliance, and whose risk is significantly increased by the presence
of foreign tourists”.
In this way, “the need for prior communication of the
invoicing series will be reinforced among economic operators, so that the AT
can provide the respective validation code to be included in the ATCUD (Single
Document Code)”.
This validation code to be included in ACTUD will be
mandatory for all invoices and fiscally relevant documents from January 1,
2023, regardless of the means through which the documents are issued.
“the need for prior communication of the invoicing series will be reinforced among economic operators, so that the AT can provide the respective validation code to be included in the ATCUD (Single Document Code“. I have no idea what this means, nor will most readers. An explanation would be useful.
By Paul Rees from Lisbon on 24 Sep 2022, 10:33
Been in Porto in holiday and the company still this day didn't sent the receive with the tax number despite contact them a few times shows that some travel companies trying to avoid the tax people
By Isabel Oliveira from Lisbon on 24 Sep 2022, 16:32