- Luxembourg VAT rates were reduced for one year in 2023
- It is unlikely that the reduction will be extended
- A new piece of legislation would be necessary to renew the reduction
- Factors indicating that the measure will not be extended include the temporary nature of the reduction, slowed inflation, and the change in government
- Businesses were advised to adapt their accounting systems and review contracts to accommodate the temporary reduction
- The current VAT rates for various goods and services range from 3% to 16%
- Businesses should prepare to revert to pre-2023 rates by 1 January 2024.
Source: taxathand.com
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