- Guidelines for VAT exemption on scheduled sea transport of passengers published by the Commissioner for Tax and Customs
- Zero VAT rate applies to scheduled inter-island sea transport of passengers by authorized carriers
- Conditions for recognition of services for zero VAT rate include operating on a fixed route, obtaining approval from the Authority for Transport, and listing schedules in advance
- Zero VAT rate does not apply to services such as excursions, on-demand transport, or hiring of vessels with crew
- Food and beverages provided on board vessels during transport service will be treated as separate supplies for VAT purposes
Source: whpartners.eu
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