The exemptions apply to the supportive medical, paramedical and pharmaceutical employees in the vaccination centers as well as to personnel made available by cities, municipalities and CPAS to the primary care areas responsible for the organization of the vaccination centers.
This means that no VAT will be charged on the services of the medical, paramedical, pharmaceutical and support staff in the vaccination centers.
In the same vein, Minister Van Peteghem also decided that the provision of personnel by a city, municipality or OCMW to a primary care zone in the context of the organization and operation of the vaccination centers can be carried out without VAT being charged.
Source Minister of Finance
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