- Clarifications to retailers on GST calculation
- GST for retailers on low-value goods imported via air or post
- Clarification of the price display requirements
- The tax invoice’s new format
- Rebates applied to upcoming purchases
- Rebates used to offset future purchases
- Revised GST treatment for motor car expenses
- Modifications due to the GST rate increase to 8% from 7 %
- GST calculating procedure when regulatory fees, incentives, surcharges, or refunds are included in the selling price and
- Updated gross margin and discounted sale price regimes for sales of second-hand motor vehicles
Source: GVC
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