- The main document for input VAT deduction is the invoice.
- The currency of payment for the goods does not matter for VAT deduction.
- If the invoice is issued in rubles with an optional indication of the foreign currency, the buyer does not need to convert the foreign currency amount of VAT into rubles.
- The VAT amount indicated in rubles on the invoice is accepted for deduction.
Source: glavkniga.ru
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