Article 58 of the Decree-Law mandates that the Executive Regulation will define the specific calculation method for recoverable input tax. This rule applies when input tax is paid on goods or services during a tax period that are utilised for a combination of purposes. These mixed uses include making taxable supplies that allow for recovery under Article 54, making supplies that do not permit recovery, and conducting activities outside the normal course of business. The article essentially delegates the technical apportionment and adjustment procedures to the Executive Regulation to ensure accurate tax accounting for mixed-use inputs.
Title 7 - Calculation of Due Tax
Chapter 2 - Apportionment and Adjustment of Input Tax
Article 58 Calculating the Input Tax that may be Recovered
The Executive Regulation of this Decree-Law shall specify the method in which the Input Tax that may be recovered is calculated, if Input Tax is paid for Goods or Services during a specific Tax Period to make supplies that allow recovery under Article 54 and others that do not allow recovery or for activities conducted that are not in the course of doing the Business.
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