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“This provision gives the short title of the Act and says it is to be read together with the Value Added Tax Act; it also states that it comes into operation on 7th February 2004.”
This provision gives the short title of the Act and says it is to be read together with the Value Added Tax Act; it also states that it comes into operation on 7th February 2004. This amendment sets the rule for when goods and services are treated as supplied for tax purposes, using the earliest relevant time such as delivery, availability, payment, invoice issue, or actual performance. This provision amends section 47 of the principal Act by deleting the words "unless the contract otherwise provides" and the surrounding commas. This amendment adds a rule-making power to allow tax due under the Act to be settled by instalments, and renumbers the existing subsection.
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This provision gives the short title of the Act and says it is to be read together with the Value Added Tax Act; it also states that it comes into operation on 7th February 2004.
Section 1
This amendment sets the rule for when goods and services are treated as supplied for tax purposes, using the earliest relevant time such as delivery, availability, payment, invoice issue, or actual performance.
Section 2
This provision amends section 47 of the principal Act by deleting the words "unless the contract otherwise provides" and the surrounding commas.
Section 3
This amendment adds a rule-making power to allow tax due under the Act to be settled by instalments, and renumbers the existing subsection.
Section 4
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