- Poland’s finance ministry will not extend the 0% VAT rate on food products after March
- Decision made due to easing inflation
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk may consider returning to the previous 5% VAT rate on food products
- Reduced VAT rate on food products has been in place since February 2022
- Inflation peaked at 18.6% in February 2023 before falling to 3.9% in January 2024
Source: reuters.com
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