“Now let’s see what happens. I think a drop should be expected. But what I think and say, such as in other countries on the globe affected by coronavirus, the VAT should not be changed. Because VAT is only paid when consumption is made. Therefore, VAT is paid on sales tax and services and fees. So those who do not work, do not provide services, have no obligation to pay VAT. And those who work, like shops, should pay VAT. And incentives should be reflected through direct taxes, through government subsidies for taxes and contributions,” says Dzakula.
Source: sarajevotimes.com
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