In the case of a loyalty program that implies that the obligor does not charge realized points from a third party, acceptance of points as a “means of payment” essentially has the character of granting a discount, because the customer pays a smaller amount for the value of the realized points. In the case of a loyalty program that implies that the obligor does not charge realized points from a third party, acceptance of points as a “means of payment” essentially has the character of granting a discount, because the customer pays a smaller amount for the value of the realized points. However, in order to exercise this right, there are, above all, certain technical obstacles.
Namely, consumers can buy goods in sales facilities, the turnover of which is taxed at the general and special rate of VAT. Namely, consumers can buy goods in sales facilities, the turnover of which is taxed at the general and special rate of VAT. In the case where the value of goods whose turnover is taxed at the general rate of VAT and the value of goods whose turnover is taxed at the special rate of VAT are shown on the same fiscal account, in order to determine the reduction of the tax base, it would be necessary to determine the proportion of the participation of one and other goods in the achieved discount. The essence is that the amount of the realized discount should be distributed among the articles whose turnover is carried out and that the base for VAT is determined in the amount reduced by the achieved discount per article.
An additional problem of a technical nature refers to the case when the buyer has acquired the goods as a whole pay with collected points (if such a possibility exists). In that case, the taxpayer would have the obligation to calculate VAT on the basis determined in accordance with Article 18, paragraph. 1 and 3 of the VAT Act. paragraph. 1 and 3 of the VAT Act.
From the point of view of tax regulations, it is not necessary to have a decision or resolution. It is common for loyalty program terms to be publicly available.
Given that every sale of goods to natural persons is considered retail sales in the sense of fiscalization regulations, the taxpayer is obliged to record the sales of fixed assets through an electronic fiscal device.
Payments made by owners of special parts of the building in the name of participation in the costs of maintenance of common parts of the building and management of the building are not considered as income generated on the market and the housing association is not liable for income tax on that basis.
In the Technical Instructions, there is a note according to which, in the absence of an original fiscal account, if the transaction occurred before the introduction of EFU (electronic fiscal device), the reference number may refer to the account number under which the turnover is recorded in bookkeeping, for example BI: 121 (BI is the number of the fiscal slip).
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