EC Purchase List Report (PDV-S)
The PDV-S EC Purchase List (in Croatian: PDV-S Elektronički Javni Knjigovodstveni Ispis Izdanih Računa) is a component of the electronic VAT (Value Added Tax) system used in Croatia. It serves as a public accounting printout of issued invoices related to transactions within the European Community (EC).
The PDV-S EC Purchase List is issued in electronic format. It is generated and maintained electronically, providing a streamlined method for businesses to manage and report their transactions. This list includes details of invoices issued by Croatian businesses for transactions involving parties within the European Community. These invoices typically involve the supply of goods or services across EU borders. The list contains essential information about the issued invoices, such as invoice number, date of issuance, details of the supplier and recipient, description of the goods or services supplied, VAT rate applied, and any other relevant transaction details.
Croatian businesses engaged in transactions with other EU member states are required to maintain and submit the PDV-S EC Purchase List as part of their VAT compliance obligations. It ensures transparency and accuracy in reporting cross-border transactions. The PDV-S EC Purchase List is submitted electronically to the Croatian Tax Administration (Porezna Uprava). It serves as a crucial document for VAT reporting and compliance, allowing tax authorities to monitor and verify cross-border transactions.
The data from the PDV-S EC Purchase List is integrated into the overall VAT reporting process. It ensures that transactions involving EU member states are accurately accounted for and reported in VAT returns filed by Croatian businesses. Overall, the PDV-S EC Purchase List plays a vital role in ensuring the integrity and transparency of cross-border transactions within the European Community, facilitating compliance with VAT regulations in Croatia.
Read the following articles for more information about this feature:
© 2024 Staria. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher.