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Supplier says they don't allocate VAT what does that mean? I have a simplified tax system is it convenient for me? and got a better answer
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If you are on the simplified tax system, you do not care whether your supplier works with or without VAT.Do not allocate VAT means only one thing - they are also simplified. You found each other.
If you are on the simplified tax system, you do not care whether your supplier works with or without VAT.Do not allocate VAT means only one thing - they are also simplified. You found each other.
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I also do not understand the phrase do not allocate VAT. He your supplier is either a VAT payer or a VAT non-payer. Payer - this means a taxpayer on this tax - he is obliged to pay it. If he is a VAT payer, he is obliged to include VAT in the sale price of the goods and give an invoice to the buyer - any buyer - regardless of whether he is a VAT payer or a VAT non-payer. It's true that recently there was kakuiee some changes - like, not a VAT payer can not give an invoice, but it's in my opinion has not yet entered into force, and then it's easier to act according to one procedure - stupidly put out an invoice and do not sort - polatelite or not a VAT payer of the one whom we put up. And if he is your supplier is not a VAT payer - then he does not charge you no VAT and does not give you an invoice. And what is to allocate - not allocate - I do not know. By the way, a few years ago, when engaged in Simplified 15, read that the taxpayer needs to receive invoices from the supplier - payer of VAT - like, the taxpayer takes the VAT as an expense - well, let him this VAT invoice from a supplier to confirm the invoice. True, in light of the changes mentioned above, this thing should be abolished.
I also do not understand the phrase do not allocate VAT. He your supplier is either a VAT payer or a VAT non-payer. Payer - this means a taxpayer on this tax - he is obliged to pay it. If he is a VAT payer, he is obliged to include VAT in the sale price of the goods and give an invoice to the buyer - any buyer - regardless of whether he is a VAT payer or a VAT non-payer. It's true that recently there was kakuiee some changes - like, not a VAT payer can not give an invoice, but it's in my opinion has not yet entered into force, and then it's easier to act according to one procedure - stupidly put out an invoice and do not sort - polatelite or not a VAT payer of the one whom we put up. And if he is your supplier is not a VAT payer - then he does not charge you no VAT and does not give you an invoice. And what is to allocate - not allocate - I do not know. By the way, a few years ago, when engaged in Simplified 15, read that the taxpayer needs to receive invoices from the supplier - payer of VAT - like, the taxpayer takes the VAT as an expense - well, let him this VAT invoice from a supplier to confirm the invoice. True, in light of the changes mentioned above, this thing should be abolished.
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Yes, since you are on the simplified tax system. You do not care whether your suppliers allocate VAT or not. This phrase means that your supplier is not a VAT payer.
Yes, since you are on the simplified tax system. You do not care whether your suppliers allocate VAT or not. This phrase means that your supplier is not a VAT payer.