- The export VAT rules would be aligned more closely with EU law by removing the requirement to have official customs export documents to qualify for the 0% VAT rate.
- Alternative proof of export would be accepted, including carrier/freight documents, postal delivery confirmations, or non-EU customs import clearance documents plus a buyer statement.
- For 0% VAT on advance payments, suppliers would need to have been VAT-registered for at least 12 months before filing the return, if using alternative export evidence.
- The changes broaden acceptable documentation for the 0% export rate, but customs documents may still be needed to avoid customs-law issues.
Source: taxathand.com
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