- Employee reimbursement for personal phone calls does not create a new VAT taxable supply.
- If the calls were used for non-business purposes, the employer must начислить compensating VAT liabilities under Article 198.5 of the Tax Code.
- VAT input credit is generally allowed when services are acquired, regardless of whether they are immediately used in taxable business operations.
- But if purchased services are used in non-business activities, the taxpayer must issue and register a consolidated VAT invoice and accrue VAT liabilities.
- If the company cannot prove the calls were business-related, it must charge these liabilities; if the employee reimburses the cost, no additional VAT object arises.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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