- Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announces a decree exempting certain imported process equipment from VAT
- The goal is to modernize the nation’s production capabilities and encourage the creation of new manufacturing facilities
- The decree targets process equipment not manufactured within Belarus and aims to stimulate the industrial sector
- Businesses must prove that comparable equipment is unavailable domestically to qualify for the tax exemption
- The initiative aligns with Belarus’s strategy to embrace digital transformation and innovation
- By eliminating VAT on imported process equipment, Belarus aims to attract foreign investment and enhance productivity
- The move could lead to increased employment opportunities and reinforce Belarus’s position as an emerging hub for innovation in Eastern Europe.
Source: bnnbreaking.com
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