Mulemule yani.
Mkuu unaweza nitumia practice note ya jins stamp na exercise duty zinavyokaa kwenye invoice? Je zinajumlisha kwenye kucompute VAT?
Mfano.
1. Service charge 10,000. Stamp duty 500, Exercise duty 1000.
Jumla 11,500 so VAT inakuwa 18% ya 11,500?
Ukisoma section 5 ya VAT Act 2014 ina-state kwamba VAT inachajiwa kwenye
VALUE OF SUPPLY/IMPORT by multiplying the VAT rate (18%) to that value.
So the question is what is the value of a supply or import?
Section 17 ina-define what is the value of supply;
17.-(1) The value of a taxable supply which is made in Mainland Tanzania shall be the consideration for the supply reduced by an amount equal to the tax fraction of that consideration.
(2) The value of a taxable supply of imported services shall be the consideration for the supply.
(3) The value of a supply that is not a taxable supply shall be the consideration for the supply.
(4) The value of a supply made without payment of consideration shall be a fair market value.
so ukisoma vizur hasa subsection 1 hapo juu, value of a supply is equal to
consideration minus VAT element.
Swali la pili what is consideration?
Hii imekuwa stated in section 13;
13.-(1) For purpose of this Act, “consideration” as used in relation to a supply, means the sum of the following amounts-
(a) person, whether direct or indirectly, in respect of, the amount in money paid or payable by any in response to, or for the inducement of the supply; and
(b) the fair market value of anything paid or payable in kind, whether directly or indirectly, by any person in respect of, in response to, or for the inducement of the supply.
(2) Without limiting the scope of subsection (1), the consideration for a supply includes-
(a) any duty, levy, fee, charge, or tax including value added tax imposed under this Act that-
(i) is payable by the supplier on, or by reason of, the supply; and
(ii) is included in or added to the amount charged to the customer;
(b) any amount charged to the customer that is calculated or expressed by reference to costs incurred by the supplier;
(c) any service charge that is automatically added to the price of the supply; and
(d) any amount expressed to be a deposit paid when goods are sold in a returnable container and which may be refunded on the return of the container.
(3) The consideration for a supply shall not include a price discount or rebate allowed and accounted for at the time of the supply.
(4) An exact reimbursement of costs incurred by agent for the payer shall not form part of the consideration for the supply made by the agent to the person paying the reimbursement.
so kwenye bold hapo unaona hata duty (eg excise) or levy ina-form base ya VAT!