- Georgia issued Public Decision No. 147 to clarify VAT rules for barter transactions involving goods and services.
- VAT applies to barter/sales amounts excluding VAT, but including subsidies linked to the price.
- In barter deals, the taxable amount is generally based on the reimbursement received; invoices may be issued by each party, subject to local rules.
- The Tax Authority can use market prices to determine taxable amounts, especially for barter and exchanges of immovable property.
- The decision includes examples and took effect on the date of publication.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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