- Organizations and individual entrepreneurs applying the simplified tax system (UST) are not required to pay VAT.
- However, if a UST taxpayer issues an invoice to a buyer with a separate amount of VAT, they will be obligated to pay this tax.
- The inclusion of VAT in a government contract does not automatically require a UST taxpayer to issue an invoice.
- If a UST taxpayer chooses not to issue an invoice, they are not required to pay VAT.
- If a UST taxpayer does issue an invoice with a separate amount of VAT based on the contract conditions, they will have to pay the tax.
Source: glavkniga.ru
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