- Ministry of Finance clarifies changes to VAT clawback rules starting in 2025
- Amendments aim to simplify the process and reduce administrative burden
- Changes will impact businesses that have previously claimed VAT deductions
- New rules will require businesses to adjust their VAT deductions over a 5-year period
- MoF emphasizes the importance of compliance with the new regulations
Source: research.ibfd.org
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