- Indirect taxes on imported goods from a member state of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) are collected by the tax authority of the importing country.
- The tax base for value-added tax (VAT) is determined based on the date of registration of the imported goods and the cost of the acquired goods.
- Along with tax payment, taxpayers must submit a tax declaration and various documents, including bank statements, transport documents, invoices, and contracts.
- Minor errors, such as discrepancies between the invoice and the contract, will not be a sufficient reason to deny confirmation of tax payment.
- Tags: taxes, fees, contributions, tax responsibility, tax control, VAT, practical situations, document verification, legal entities, EAEU, Russian Federal Tax Service (FNS).
Source: garant.ru
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