- Slovak Republic government proposing changes to VAT law to reduce VAT Gap
- Anti-fraud measures implemented to close the gap
- Control Statement transaction reporting and domestic reverse charge introduced in 2014
- VAT Gap reduced from 28% to 11% by 2021
- Proposed changes include VAT Deductions and Investment Property treatment
- Current legislation does not account for all situations requiring correction of deducted tax
- Definition of “investment property” in VAT Act not clear and needs to be revised to meet EU requirements
Source: vatcalc.com
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