- The Russian Federal Tax Service has approved a registry form to confirm the application of a zero VAT rate
- Starting January 1, 2025, a federal law allows a zero VAT rate for goods sold to foreign individuals that are exported from Russia and stored overseas
- To justify the zero VAT rate, an electronic registry must be submitted to the tax authority containing
- Information from the goods declaration previously used for exporting the goods
- Details from the payment document including the quantity and cost of the goods
- Information from the lease agreement or other document proving the taxpayer’s right to use the storage facility abroad
- The delivery address of the goods to the buyer who is a foreign individual
- The format and procedure for filling out this registry have been established by the Federal Tax Service
Source: garant.ru
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