- Ministry of Finance clarifies VAT obligations for taxpayers acquiring non-exclusive rights to software from non-resident
- Taxpayers must pay VAT on software acquired from non-resident suppliers
- VAT must be paid by the recipient of the software
- Clarification aims to ensure compliance with VAT regulations
Source: research.ibfd.org
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