Consumers have been reminded that the Value Added Tax exemption on prescribed medication will not apply if pharmacists recommend alternative medications when they do not have the one prescribed by the doctor.
This as prescribed medicines have also been included in the list of zero-rated items.
Source: www.fbcnews.com.fj
Latest Posts in "Fiji"
- Usamate Accuses Prof Prasad of Misleading Public in Heated VAT and Cost of Living Debate
- FRCS Warns 3,690 Taxpayers Over VAT Non-Compliance, Announces Strict Enforcement Actions
- FRCS Cracks Down on VAT Non-Compliance: Immediate Enforcement Actions for Defaulters
- Fiji Consumer Council Records 78 VAT and Duty Complaints, Targets Repeat Offenders
- Finance Minister Clarifies VAT Exemption Scope After Supplier Back Tax Complaints in Parliament
