VAT Guide to Value Added Tax - sri lanka inland revenue ...
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c. Time of supply in relation <strong>to</strong> supply under Agreements for the provision of<br />
periodic payments (entered in<strong>to</strong> after 01.04.1998 ) other than Hire Purchase<br />
Agreements -<br />
is<br />
* when the payment is due or<br />
* when the payment is received<br />
which ever is earlier<br />
d Supply under Hire purchase agreements – the time of supply<br />
is<br />
The time the agreement is entered in<strong>to</strong><br />
e. Cash basis tax payers – the time of supply – Sec. 4(6)<br />
For Registered Persons who have obtained approval <strong>to</strong> account for tax on cash<br />
basis under Section 23, time of supply is, for the purpose of reporting output tax<br />
in his returns is<br />
* the time at which the payment is received.<br />
3.5 <strong>Tax</strong>able supply<br />
Means any supply of goods or services<br />
• made in Sri Lanka or<br />
• deemed <strong>to</strong> be made in Sri Lanka<br />
• which is chargeable with <strong>VAT</strong> under the Act, and<br />
• includes a zero-rated supply<br />
• but not an exempt supply.<br />
Exempt supplies are enumerated in schedule 1 <strong>to</strong> the Act. Zero-rated supplies are given<br />
in section 7 of the Act (Vide Chapter 25). All other supplies (whether they are made or<br />
deemed <strong>to</strong> be made) are taxable supplies, if it is in the course of carrying on or carrying<br />
out a taxable activity. Section 16(5) of the Act sets out one situation where a deemed<br />
supply can occur. That is, when the registration of a registered person is cancelled, the<br />
goods or services remaining at the time of cancellation, which are part of the assets of<br />
the taxable activity are deemed <strong>to</strong> have been supplied by that person. It is a case of a<br />
deemed taxable supply. One characteristic of a deemed supply is that there is no<br />
consideration in money (Please see para 1.5) Sometimes there may be no<br />
consideration either in money or otherwise than in money. The Act does not enumerates<br />
other instances of deemed supply. But from the context of the Act specially from Section<br />
5(5)(iv) it can be said that, appropriation of business goods and assets for private use,<br />
gift of business goods (other than samples), transfer of goods and assets from a taxable<br />
activity <strong>to</strong> an exempt activity etc. are either supplies made or supplies deemed <strong>to</strong> be<br />
made.<br />
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