- The date for including VAT amounts in the tax credit is the earlier of either the payment date or the date of actual receipt of goods/services.
- For imports, the tax credit date is when the tax is paid according to tax obligations.
- For services supplied by non-residents, the tax credit date is when the tax invoice is issued and registered.
- For financial leasing, the tax credit date is when the lessee actually receives the leased asset.
- For long-term contracts, the tax credit date is when the customer actually receives the results of the work, confirmed by relevant documents.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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