- Proposal from the government to amend the value added tax law
- Purpose is to implement changes in VAT rates based on EU directives
- Proposed changes include harmonizing wording for reduced VAT rates for cultural and entertainment events
- New provisions would apply to both physical events and events streamed online
- Changes also include taxation rules for virtual cultural, sports, and entertainment events
- Amendments to the law regarding profit margin scheme for art objects and application of reduced VAT rates
- Law is set to come into effect on January 1, 2025.
Source: vm.fi
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