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This section gives the Act its short title and says it is to be read with the principal Act. This provision adds a definition of “disbursement” as expenditure a supplier incurs while providing goods or services to a customer. This section amends the principal Act by repealing section three A and replacing it with a new section. A sole proprietor who is a registered supplier is treated as the supplier for goods or services sold in the business and is liable for tax due. If the person runs several businesses, turnover is aggregated for eligibility, separate registration may be allowed when each business meets the prescribed turnover threshold, and the person must give the Commissioner-General business details. A taxable supplier claiming no VAT on disbursements must prove the basis for that treatment to the Commissioner-General.
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This section gives the Act its short title and says it is to be read with the principal Act.
Section 1
This provision adds a definition of “disbursement” as expenditure a supplier incurs while providing goods or services to a customer.
Section 2
This section amends the principal Act by repealing section three A and replacing it with a new section.
Section 3
A sole proprietor who is a registered supplier is treated as the supplier for goods or services sold in the business and is liable for tax due. If the person runs several businesses, turnover is aggregated for eligibility, separate registration may be allowed…
Section 3A
A taxable supplier claiming no VAT on disbursements must prove the basis for that treatment to the Commissioner-General.
Section 4
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