- China’s MOF and SAT clarified VAT input tax deduction rules for non-taxable, tax-exempt, and mixed-use long-term assets.
- Input VAT on items used only for non-taxable transactions, VAT-exempt activities, employee welfare, or personal consumption cannot be deducted.
- For long-term assets used for both taxable and non-creditable activities, input VAT must be allocated and adjusted based on revenue shares or usage ratios.
- Capitalized transformation expenses on long-term assets also require annual VAT adjustments during the mixed-use period.
Source: knowledgenavigator.pwc.com
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