- In case of an error in Annex 4 to the VAT declaration, the taxpayer must send a revised calculation.
- The revised calculation should have the same values in columns 4 and 5, and a zero value in column 6.
- Taxpayers who are eligible for VAT refunds must include Annex 3 and Annex 4 in their declaration.
- If a taxpayer discovers errors in a previously submitted declaration, they must send a revised calculation.
- Taxpayers cannot submit revised declarations during tax audits.
- Until February 2022, taxpayers cannot submit revised calculations for VAT periods with reduced tax liabilities or VAT refunds.
- The procedure for filling out the revised calculation is outlined in Section VI of Order No. 21.
- Columns 4 and 5 of the revised calculation reflect the values from the original declaration or the last revised calculation.
- Column 6 of the revised calculation shows the absolute value of the error.
- If a correction in line 21 of the declaration does not affect lines 18 or 20.2, the revised calculation is submitted for one reporting period.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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