- Slovakia plans to increase VAT rates to 23% and 19% by January 2025
- The changes are aimed at generating additional revenue for the state budget
- Proposed changes include increasing the standard VAT rate from 20% to 23% and introducing a new reduced rate of 19%
- The super reduced rate of 5% will remain unchanged, but new products may be added
- The revised VAT structure will impact several sectors, with certain goods and services moving from reduced to standard rates
- Businesses in Slovakia are advised to prepare for these upcoming changes and stay informed as further details are finalized
Source: marosavat.com
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