- Greek Tax Agency issued Circular No. E.2005 clarifying reduced VAT rate for catering services and non-alcoholic beverages
- Different VAT rates (24% and 13%) apply to non-alcoholic beverages depending on whether they are for on-site consumption or delivered in a package
- Reduced VAT rate applies to non-alcoholic beverages and juices used by restaurants and catering establishments
- Reduced VAT rate applies to businesses that supply prepared or unprepared food and/or drinks, but not support services
- Reduced VAT rate does not apply to water without added sugar or sweeteners
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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