- New option for reporting input VAT effective from 1 July 2025
- Businesses can report input VAT based on the date of posting instead of invoice issuance or delivery
- Posting must occur within six months from delivery
- Consistent application required across all purchases and tax periods
- Selective or partial application is not allowed
- Provides flexibility for late invoices or delayed posting
- Requires disciplined bookkeeping within the six-month window
- Businesses need to assess and adjust internal processes for adoption
Source: fintua.com
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