- If the supplier does not reflect VAT liabilities in their tax return, this is not a reason for the tax authorities to remove the buyer’s VAT credit, provided the invoice is registered in the Unified Register of Tax Invoices (ЄРПН).
- A registered tax invoice in ЄРПН is the basis for the buyer to claim VAT credit.
- If the supplier fails to register the tax invoice, the buyer cannot claim VAT credit, and the supplier must still include the VAT amount in their liabilities.
- Discrepancies between tax returns and ЄРПН data may trigger an unscheduled audit of the supplier and, in some cases, the buyer.
- Tax authorities can independently determine tax liabilities if audits reveal underreporting, and will notify the taxpayer accordingly.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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