In an announcement, FEDOP emphasizes that, because the General Directorate of Taxes already resolved in 2018 via a Binding Resolution, offered that orthopedic prostheses are a part of the portfolio of frequent providers of the National Health System (SNS), the help obtained doesn’t represent revenue for its recipients and can’t be computed as revenue.
“It could be inconceivable that, for instance, a affected person with a pacemaker could be requested to incorporate the price of the surgical procedure in his revenue assertion,” burdened Pablo Pérez, president of FEDOP.
For this motive, the Federation urges the authorities to appropriate this error, following the standards of the General Directorate of Taxes in order that the help for orthopedic advantages now not seems within the draft revenue tax returns.