- Slovak government plans to change VAT deduction for vehicle purchases
- Businesses may only deduct half of the VAT for company cars used privately
- Future changes will include a 50 percent deduction limit for vehicles used privately
- This includes restrictions on VAT deductions for parts, accessories, services, and fuel
- The aim is to prevent system abuse and simplify administration for businesses
- The proposal is based on an EU Commission suggestion allowing temporary VAT deduction limits
- Applies to certain motor vehicles and motorcycles not exclusively for business
- New rule expected from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2028, with possible extension
- Similar systems exist in other EU countries like Belgium and France
- The Ministry of Finance announced the plan in November 2024 as part of a tax evasion action plan
- The law is not yet in the legislative process, so changes will take effect after July 1, 2025
- The goal is to prevent system abuse, such as excessive private use of luxury cars by small companies
Source: podnikajte.sk
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