- When taxpayers move to the simplified VAT system, input VAT previously claimed on purchased goods, services, and long-term assets must be adjusted; this applies not only to post-transition purchases but also to items bought earlier and still on hand at the transition date.
- The adjustment also covers inventory balances and materials/assets available at the time of transition, including amounts funded from the budget.
- Under Presidential Decree No. 100, the decree’s VAT rules take effect immediately from the dates specified in the decree unless a later deadline is expressly set.
- The 6% VAT rate and the related simplified VAT accounting rules apply from the decree’s effective dates, regardless of later changes to the Tax Code.
- The Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Tax Committee have prepared a draft law to amend and clarify the Tax Code accordingly, and it is currently under review.
Source: facebook.com
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