- Changes have been made to the rules for refunding excess VAT
- The changes were made by the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan on March 12, 2024
- The new rules come into effect on March 26, 2024
- The purpose of the rules is to determine conditions for creating an analytical report on suppliers at risk of tax non-compliance
- The report aims to verify the accuracy of excess VAT amounts and identify risks of tax evasion by suppliers
- The report is generated for all levels of suppliers except in certain cases
- The report is also generated for service recipients under horizontal monitoring
- Direct suppliers are defined as those who supply goods or services directly to the recipient or through intermediaries
- Related parties are defined as entities with certain relationships such as one being a major shareholder of the other
- The rules aim to prevent tax evasion and ensure accurate reporting of excess VAT amounts
Source: uchet.kz
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