- VAT paid on non-deductible expenses under Income and Corporate Tax Laws cannot be claimed as a deduction in the current period’s VAT return.
- Such VAT should not be reported under “108 – Domestic Purchases VAT” or “509
- VAT Deducted Due to Non-Deductible Expenses” in the current period’s VAT return.
- If it is later determined that previously deducted VAT relates to non-deductible expenses, it must be reported in the “509
- VAT Deducted Due to Non-Deductible Expenses” line in the period when this is identified.
Source: alomaliye.com
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