- The Taiwanese Ministry of Finance clarified input VAT deduction rules for mixed-business operators selling both taxable and tax-exempt goods or services.
- Proportional deduction method: Input VAT on fixed assets is calculated per specific regulations, and full deduction or refund is not allowed.
- Direct deduction method: Deductions are based on clearly distinguishable purchases, categorized by exclusive taxable use, exclusive tax-exempt use, or joint use.
- Businesses must report and pay any omissions and interest from incorrect VAT declarations promptly to avoid audits, extra interest, and penalties.
- The clarification includes a sample deduction calculation.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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