- ISCO applies a 4 percent VAT rate for removing architectural barriers in a museum
- The rule focuses on the nature of the work rather than the disability of the beneficiary
- The Italian Revenue Agency clarified this in response number 267 published on December 19, 2024
- The case involves a municipality planning to make a museum more accessible to people with hearing and visual impairments
- The museum will include alternative pathways and specific tools to enhance the visit experience for those with motor, sensory, or cognitive disabilities
- The VAT treatment for these interventions refers to number 41-ter of Table A, Part II
Source: eutekne.info
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