Whether a Foreign Exchange Purchase Receipt can be used instead of a Foreign Exchange Purchase Certificate
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I requested a 'Foreign Exchange Purchase Certificate' from the bank for VAT filing purposes, but they sent a 'Foreign Exchange Purchase Receipt' instead, stating that it can be used as a substitute. Is it acceptable to use a Foreign Exchange Purchase Receipt in place of a Foreign Exchange Purchase Certificate?
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- 0✓Since documents containing the details of a Certificate of Foreign Currency Deposit (such as the remitter's information, etc.) can be regarded as a Certificate of Foreign Currency Deposit, a Foreign Exchange Transaction Receipt may also be used. When a business entity must submit a Certificate of Foreign Currency Deposit issued by a foreign exchange bank as a supporting document while reporting the zero-rated VAT tax base, any document that contains the details of a Certificate of Foreign Currency Deposit and has been issued by the relevant foreign exchange bank confirming such facts can be regarded as a Certificate of Foreign Currency Deposit.Machine translated
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