- The South African Revenue Service updated the VAT guide for vendors on December 17
- The guide includes amended definitions for various relevant terms
- It discusses the registration of foreign entities and introduces a new provision to ease administrative challenges for these entities regarding VAT registration
- A VAT registered telecommunications provider can issue a credit note if the nature of the supply changes after issuing a prepaid voucher
- Supplies of goods and services not specifically exempted by law are considered out of scope supplies and input tax cannot be deducted on the VAT incurred to make these supplies
- New provisions have been introduced for dwelling units developed for sale by a developer which are temporarily let for exempt residential use while the developer continues to pursue a taxable intention of selling the units
- All previous editions of the VAT 404 Guide for Vendors are withdrawn effective December 17
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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