Value Added Tax (Amendment) (No. 2) Act, 2009
A supplier may claim input tax only if, when lodging the return, the supplier holds one of the specified tax documents; otherwise the supplier commits an offence.
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- Zambia
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- Act 29 of 2009
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- en
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A supplier may claim input tax only if, when lodging the return, the supplier holds one of the specified tax documents; otherwise the supplier commits an offence. If a supplier eligible for registration fails to register, the Commissioner-General must assess the tax due and any interest. Any consideration received for the supply is treated as tax-inclusive when working out taxable value.
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