- Circular E.2002/2023 has been published by AADE.
- The circular provides clarifications on the new changes to the reduced VAT rates for goods and services.
- The circular specifies the application of reduced VAT rates for various categories of goods and services.
- The application of a zero VAT rate for Covid-19 vaccines is extended.
- A reduced VAT rate of 6% is applied to filters and blood purification products.
- A reduced VAT rate of 13% is applied to art objects and artistic value items.
- A reduced VAT rate of 6% is applied to defibrillators, personal protective equipment, and hygiene products.
- The circular also provides instructions for the implementation of these changes.
Source: e-forologia.gr
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