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A corporation has an excess input VAT due to its excessive local purchases of goods and
services. This excess input VAT is accumulating every month and reached a significant value.
The management is considering to deal with the excess input VAT.
Assume that the excess input VAT is directly attributable to its Zero-rated VAT Sales,
explain the options that could possibly be considered by the management.
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