- The Slovak Financial Administration has released a new guide detailing VAT rates for restaurant and catering services starting January 1, 2025
- The guide, numbered 7 DPH 2024 IM, covers the application of VAT rates in the gastronomic industry
- VAT rates specified in the guide include
- 5 percent reduced rate for both prepared and unprepared food
- 19 percent reduced rate for beverages with an alcohol content up to 0.5 percent
- 23 percent basic rate for beverages with an alcohol content over 0.5 percent
- The guide also covers taxation of advance payments for restaurant services and entrance fees for New Year’s Eve parties
- This information aims to provide clarity and compliance guidance for businesses and consumers in the gastronomic sector
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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