- VAT Ruling No. 115 was published in The Mauritian Official Gazette on June 8
- The ruling explains the VAT treatment of rental operations for a VAT-registered domestic company
- The company was engaged in buying, holding, and administering a villa in Mauritius for rental purposes
- The company could claim input VAT credit before commencing rental operations
- The company could also claim a refund for excess input tax on capital goods incurred during construction
- The Tax Agency held that the company could claim the credit and make a refund claim
- The excess amount could be carried onto the return for the following taxable period
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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