“I’m informed and advised that under EU rules that our reduced rate of VAT cannot be reduced below 12%. If we were to attempt to reduce the weight to say 9%, and we looked at all this for a few months, the VAT rate would afterwards have to revert up to the standard rate of 23%,” he said.
Source: irishexaminer.com
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