- The Russian Tax Service has announced a new method for calculating the average monthly payment used for VAT exemption in the catering industry.
- Starting from 2024, the average number of employees will be used instead of the actual number of employees.
- This change will allow more entrepreneurs in the catering industry to apply for VAT exemption.
- The current calculation method includes certain categories of employees, such as women on maternity leave, individuals on leave for child adoption, and workers on leave for child care.
- The new method aims to simplify the calculation process and expand the number of businesses eligible for VAT exemption.
Source: garant.ru
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