- Import VAT paid due to surveillance, safeguard measures, and anti-dumping/countervailing duties can no longer be deducted; these must be recorded as expenses or costs.
- The new regulation requires separating the source of import VAT in accounting records; lump-sum recording is no longer allowed.
- Firms must report compliance with these rules twice a year, with different procedures based on whether their annual import value exceeds 72,705,000 TL.
- Firms below the threshold submit a notification to the tax office; those above must obtain a Certified Public Accountant (YMM) report.
- The amounts in question are deductible business expenses, not non-deductible expenses for tax purposes.
Source: alomaliye.com
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