- Formulario 104 has been updated, affecting Value Added Tax (VAT) and Income Tax.
- Changes aim to clarify and improve tax declaration, allowing taxpayers to manage tax credits and deductible expenses better.
- Key updates for VAT are in these boxes:
- Box 565: VAT value not considered as a tax credit due to the proportionality factor.
- Box 624: VAT paid and not offset.
- Box 625: Adjustment of tax credit exceeding five years.
- A new question in the form determines if the taxpayer needs to register VAT values as a deductible expense in Income Tax.
- Accountants need to understand the new boxes and their application in tax declarations.
- Proper distribution of tax credit and inclusion of amounts as deductible expenses can optimize tax burden and ensure compliance with the law.
- It is important to be aware of the tax credit prescription deadlines and track them to avoid adjustments or penalties.
- Having an informed and prepared accounting team is crucial for managing tax obligations and optimizing tax situation.
Source: russellbedford.com.ec
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