- Calculation of the volume of operations for VAT registration under a commission agreement includes consideration of the supply of goods within the agreement and the commission fee amount
- According to the Civil Code, a commission agreement involves one party (commissioner) acting on behalf of another party (principal) for a fee
- VAT taxation applies to operations involving the supply of goods/services within commission agreements, with the value determined according to tax regulations
- Registration as a VAT payer is governed by tax laws and regulations, with specific requirements for registration based on transaction volume
- Taxable operations under VAT include those subject to different tax rates, exemptions, and temporary exemptions
- Non-taxable operations are not included in the calculation of total taxable operations for VAT registration
- Consideration of the term “supply of goods/services” and transaction volumes over the past 12 months is necessary for determining VAT registration requirements
- Operations within commission agreements involve consideration of supply volumes and commission fees for VAT calculation.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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