- Resident sells goods in Ukraine under a tripartite agreement, where the buyer is a resident and the payer is a non-resident
- VAT and VAT invoices must be handled according to accounting standards
- The bank commission payment should be specified in the contract, with the seller bearing the cost
- Changes to the contract can be made if necessary, following procedures outlined in regulations
- Accounting for transactions in foreign currency should be done according to official exchange rates
- Prepayment received should be accounted for, including VAT, and a VAT invoice should be issued to the resident buyer
- A report should be provided to the buyer informing them of the prepayment and VAT calculation, as part of the tripartite agreement.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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