- The Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted a law increasing the VAT registration threshold from 50,000 KM to 100,000 KM.
- The law will come into effect on December 2, 2023.
- The registration process for taxpayers will be based on the regulations in place at the time of application.
- Taxpayers who have already applied for registration before the law takes effect will be processed according to the previous regulations.
- The Tax Administration will prioritize processing requests for deregistration from taxpayers who have had turnover below the new threshold in the previous calendar year.
- The new law does not apply to taxpayers who have voluntarily registered for VAT for a minimum of 60 months.
Source: uino.gov.ba
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