- Greece has made changes to its VAT rates for 2023 to reduce the impact of inflation and economic difficulties caused by COVID pandemic and energy crisis.
- The 13% and 6% VAT rate reductions for non-alcoholic drinks, works of art, dance schools, gyms, passenger transport, zoo tickets, personal hygiene and protection products, cinema tickets, theatre and concert tickets have been extended until December 31, 2023.
- In addition, the 24% VAT rate for new properties has been suspended until 2024 to encourage investment.
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