- The VAT rate remains at 12% in 2025
- VAT and profit tax rates will not change until January 1, 2028
- From July 1, 2025, passenger transportation services under a unified tariff will be subject to VAT, previously exempt
- State property sales, including non-agricultural vacant land under property rights, are not subject to VAT
- Documents confirming product exports include a contract copy, customs declaration, and transport documents with customs crossing confirmation
- Real-time electronic information exchange between customs and tax authorities confirms goods have crossed the customs border, validating exports
- VAT exemptions include prosthetic devices and parts until January 1, 2027, railway container leasing services from November 1, 2024, to January 1, 2026, and educational and laboratory equipment for non-state educational institutions until January 1, 2030
- Budget organization projects involving international financial institutions in sectors like energy, water supply, road transport, and waste management are exempt from VAT
- VAT exemption also applies to project participants involved in these infrastructure projects
Source: facebook.com
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