- From 1 July 2025 onwards, taxpayers must maintain two records within their accounting system: VAT calculation records and VAT deduction records
- The structured content and format of these records are prescribed for all taxpayers
- The VAT calculation record includes details such as the taxpayer’s name, address, VAT identification number, and information about each document
- The VAT deduction record includes details such as the taxpayer’s name, address, VAT identification number, and information about each document
- Taxpayers must also provide additional information when submitting these records, such as the country code and VAT identification number of the taxpayer represented by a tax representative, reporting period, record identifier, and whether they are claiming a VAT refund or calculating deductions.
Source: racunovodja.com
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