- Malta’s Tax and Customs Administration issued an explanatory note on VAT obligations for taxi operators using ride-hailing platforms.
- The note covers VAT accounting for fares, service fees, commissions, input VAT recovery, private use, and vehicle sales.
- It distinguishes VAT reporting requirements for different taxpayer categories and provides practical examples.
- The note is not legally binding and will be updated periodically as practices evolve.
Source: regfollower.com
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