- Romania will implement changes in VAT rates and exemptions from January 2024
- VAT rate for foods with added sugar will increase from 9% to 19%
- VAT rate for delivery of housing as part of social policy will increase from 5% to 9%
- VAT rate for supply and installation of renewable energy systems will increase from 5% to 9%
- VAT rate for access to sporting events, cinemas, cultural events, etc. will increase from 5% to 9%
- VAT rate for use of sports facilities will increase from 5% to 19%
- VAT rate for passenger transport will increase from 5% to 19%
- VAT rate for delivery of high-quality food will increase from 5% to 19%
- VAT exemption for construction and medical supplies will only apply to non-profit entities registered with ANAF
- These changes will impact the retail sector and require price adjustments.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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