- Malta’s Tax and Customs Administration has updated guidance on VAT exemptions for health care services
- The scope of the tax exemption is broader than previously described
- Exemption now applies to professions regulated by the Counselling Profession Act and Psychotherapy Profession Act
- Exemption also applies to diagnostic services, dental services, and dental prostheses
- Supplies of goods and services connected to exempt services may also benefit from the exemption
- Guidance clarifies interpretation of relevant provisions of the value-added tax act
- Record keeping requirements remain unchanged
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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