- Institutions do not need to include reimbursement amounts in the tax base for VAT
- Operations for the sale of goods/services in Russia are subject to VAT
- The tax base for VAT is increased by amounts received for sold goods/services as financial assistance
- Cash not related to payment for taxable goods/services is not included in the tax base for VAT
- If an institution receives money for cost reimbursement related to purchased goods/services, it is not included in the tax base for VAT
- For example, in the case of lease, compensation for costs to the lessor by the lessee is not included in the tax base for VAT
Source: garant.ru
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