- Input VAT deduction for LEPL must follow general provisions such as direct allocation and division of input VAT
- Non-business activities must be distinguished from business activities for input supplies
- Input VAT deduction is only allowed for supplies used for business activities, not non-business areas
- If a supply is used for both business and non-business areas, input VAT deduction is only allowed for the business portion
- Division of input VAT is required for supplies used for both business and non-business areas, following specific guidelines
Source: assets.kpmg.com
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