- Changes in the amount of compensation for goods/services must be reflected in the tax accounting
- The calculation of adjustment to the tax invoice must be registered in the Unified Register of Tax Invoices within 1095 calendar days
- If the amount of compensation is reduced in favor of the supplier, the tax obligations of the supplier and the tax credit of the recipient must be adjusted accordingly
- The supplier can reduce tax obligations only after the adjustment calculation is registered in the Unified Register of Tax Invoices
- In case of returning goods by the buyer, the supplier must prepare an adjustment calculation to the tax invoice and can reduce tax obligations after registration by the buyer
- The buyer must reduce the tax credit in the reporting period in which the return occurred
- If the returned funds are not used for payment of other goods/services, a tax invoice must be prepared for this transaction.
Source: od.tax.gov.ua
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