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Taxes

Origin principle

Under the value-added tax (VAT) system, there exists a principle known as "origin-based taxation." This means that the country where the goods are produced is responsible for taxing them, rather than the country where they are consumed. In other words, the place of production determines the tax rate for goods, regardless of where they are ultimately sold. This principle is important to understand in the context of international trade and taxation.

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