- VAT paid when clearing goods imported into the customs territory of Ukraine for free receipt is included in the taxpayer’s tax credit based on a properly completed customs declaration
- Tax credit for the reporting period is determined based on the contractual value of goods/services and includes taxes paid by the taxpayer during the reporting period, particularly in relation to importing goods/assets into the customs territory of Ukraine
- Tax credit accrual is independent of whether the goods/services/assets are used in taxable transactions within the taxpayer’s business activities during the reporting period
- The customs declaration confirming tax payment is considered the document entitling the inclusion of tax amounts in the tax credit
- The tax payment date for imported goods determines the inclusion of tax amounts in the tax credit
- The taxable base for imported goods is the contractual value, not lower than the customs value, considering customs duty and excise tax
- For tobacco products, tobacco, and industrial tobacco substitutes imported into Ukraine, the taxable base is the maximum retail price excluding VAT
- VAT paid when clearing imported goods for free receipt is included in the taxpayer’s tax credit based on a properly completed customs declaration
- Taxpayers are required to calculate tax liabilities based on the taxable base and register a consolidated tax invoice for goods/services/assets purchased/manufactured with VAT within the specified deadline
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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