- Mozambique has implemented VAT regulations for non-resident providers of electronic services
- The VAT system is governed by Law No. 32/3007 which includes amendments to include specific electronic services when the supplier is non-resident and the customer is in Mozambique
- VAT is charged at a standard rate of 16%
- Taxable digital services include streaming, software, e-commerce, digital advertising, web services, and information services
- Services are taxed based on the destination principle focusing on where services are used
- Non-resident digital service providers are not required to issue electronic tax invoices but must issue an invoice showing VAT paid
- Non-resident providers must register for VAT if supplying taxable services to customers in Mozambique
- Registration involves applying through the Mozambique Revenue Authority and providing necessary documentation
- A Mozambican VAT number is issued upon registration which must be used in all VAT-related transactions
- If a non-resident entity does not register for VAT, the Mozambican service recipient is responsible for VAT compliance through the reverse charge mechanism
Source: vatabout.com
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