- The reduced rate of 4% applies to deliveries, intra-community acquisitions or imports of common bread, special bread and gluten-free bread.
- This includes all products referred to in Royal Decree 308/2019 of April 26, which approves the quality standard for bread.
- It also includes products that, responding to the definition of common bread, special bread or semi-finished products referred to in the same, have been made with gluten-free flour, either naturally or because it has been subjected to a special treatment to reduce its gluten content, or in which the flour has been replaced by other naturally gluten-free ingredients, even if these are the majority in its composition.
Source: audiconsultores-etlglobal.com
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