- Association Alfa inquires about applying a 10% VAT rate to the sale of dietary supplements
- Definition of dietary supplements according to EU Directive 2002/46/EC
- Exclusion of medicinal products from the scope of the Directive
- Italian legislative decree 169/2004 defines dietary supplements as products intended to supplement the normal diet
- Terms “complementary food” and “food supplement” are synonymous with “dietary supplement”
- Labeling, presentation, and advertising of dietary supplements cannot claim therapeutic properties or disease prevention/cure capabilities
Source: agenziaentrate.gov.it
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