$not(simplifiedRegime) or priorYearTurnover > $const.usnExemptionLimit
Rates and thresholds
The expressions above read these as $const. They are the figures the annual refresh replaces, so they live as data rather than being written into the formulas — which is what makes a year-on-year change a one-line diff instead of an edit to arithmetic.
Constant
Value
standardRate
0.22
reducedRate
0.1
usnExemptionLimit
20000000
Test vectors (5)
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Case 1 — R1 10,000 RUB net at 22%
given amount
10000
given direction
add
given category
standard
given reverseCharge
no
given simplifiedRegime
no
given priorYearTurnover
0
expect vatAmount
2200
expect grossAmount
12200
expect netAmount
10000
Case 2 — R2 12,200 RUB gross back to net
given amount
12200
given direction
remove
given category
standard
given reverseCharge
no
given simplifiedRegime
no
given priorYearTurnover
0
expect netAmount
10000
expect vatAmount
2200
Case 3 — R3 food at 10%
given amount
10000
given direction
add
given category
reduced
given reverseCharge
no
given simplifiedRegime
no
given priorYearTurnover
0
expect vatAmount
1000
expect grossAmount
11000
Case 4 — R4 a УСН business with exactly 20 million of 2025 income is exempt
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