B2C entities must register for VAT (if the revenue threshold is met), file VAT returns monthly and pay 10% VAT, while for B2B entities, resident taxpayers who conduct online transactions with those entities must collect the 10% VAT output based on the reverse charge mechanism.
Source: BDO
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