- If expenses for improving the leased property are incurred with the lessor’s consent and not compensated by the lessee, the value of the improvement is considered a free service provided and is subject to VAT upon return of the leased property.
- The tax base for supply of goods/services is determined based on their contractual value, excluding certain taxes and fees.
- The tax base cannot be lower than the purchase price of goods/services, self-manufactured goods/services, or non-current assets.
- Certain exceptions apply for regulated prices, gas supplied for residential needs, and electricity.
- If expenses for improving the leased property are not compensated by the lessee, they are subject to VAT at the standard rate based on the purchase price of goods/services used for the improvement.
- If separate agreements are made between the lessor and lessee for compensation of improvement expenses, the amounts paid under such agreements are considered a separate service and subject to VAT at the standard rate.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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