- General value added tax will increase from 24% to 25.5% on September 1st
- Prices of many products and services will rise due to the tax increase
- The increase does not apply to products and services with a 10 or 14% VAT rate
- The tax rate depends on the delivery or performance date
- Businesses may need to update their billing or cash register systems
- Correcting invoices or receipts by hand is allowed if necessary
- The increase does not affect reduced VAT rates for certain goods and services
Source: vero.fi
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