- Norway is replacing the VAT exemption on electric cars with a new subsidy program starting from January 2023
- Nearly 80% of car sales in Norway in September 2021 were electric vehicles
- Experts question the fairness of VAT exemptions, as they benefit more affluent households
- The new subsidy scheme will provide financial support equivalent to a VAT exemption up to a sales price of NOK 500,000
- Electric cars priced under NOK 500,000 will not be affected by the new scheme
- Lawmakers are updating VAT regulations to adapt to the demands of the new economy
Source: vatit.com
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