- South African Revenue Service issued Binding General Ruling No. 72 regarding credit note requirements for prepaid voucher deductions
- Clarifies circumstances for tax adjustment under Section 21(2) of the VAT Act for telecommunications companies
- Specifies information required on tax invoices and credit notes, unless the credit note relates to supplies under 5,000 South African rand
- Telecommunications companies must issue credit notes in electronic format to subscribers, who will be notified via SMS
- Credit notes must contain specific information from vendor, date of issuance, and transaction identification details
- Prepaid subscribers may be asked for personal details and VAT registration numbers if supplies exceed 5,000 rand and required information is missing
- Ruling applies from April 1, 2024.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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