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New Simplified Tax Rates Not to Affect Merchants and Restaurateurs with Annual Turnover up to 200,000 Manat
Changes in the Tax Code, introduced on 1 January, will not touch the objects of trade and catering, whose annual turnover is up to 200,000 manat. They will continue to pay the simplified tax at current rates (for the capital of 4%, for the regions - 2% of the turnover).
Azerbaijani Minister of Taxes Fazil Mammadov said in an interview with state news agency AzerTaj, according to the amendments, the payers of the new simplified tax can be legal and physical persons, whose turnover for the year since the beginning is more than 200,000 manat (currently this amount is 120 thousand manat) after which they become VAT payers).
Recall from January 1, simplified tax for traders is 6%, for the representatives of public catering - 8% of turnover.
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Recall simplified tax payers are exempt from all taxes (excluding land tax). --17D-
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