- Thailand’s Revenue Department updated input tax rules for exporting businesses.
- The new guidelines clarify input VAT allocation for businesses selling goods outside Thailand.
- The update provides detailed procedures for allocating input VAT between different types of activities.
- Businesses must first exclude input tax based on revenue from non-VAT activities.
- Remaining input tax can be offset against output tax or allocated based on activity type.
- Businesses with both VAT-liable and VAT-exempt activities must allocate input tax based on revenue proportion from VAT-exempt operations.
Source: regfollower.com
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