- VAT liability arises when low-value non-current assets or inventories are written off and can no longer be used in business activities.
- For liquidation of fixed assets by the taxpayer’s own decision, it is treated as a supply at fair market value, but not less than book value, for VAT purposes.
- No VAT liability arises if fixed assets are liquidated and cannot be used for their original purpose, provided a properly executed document confirming destruction or conversion is submitted to the tax authorities.
- The document must confirm the fact of destruction, dismantling, or conversion and contain all necessary details to identify the transaction.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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