- Albania’s Tax Administration issued guidelines for accommodation providers for the summer season.
- Invoices must start with the word Room in service descriptions.
- Lodging must be separated from other services on invoices.
- A reduced 6 percent VAT rate applies only to eligible accommodation services in certified tourist facilities.
- Guidelines aim to ensure compliance with Council of Ministers No. 160.
- Standardized naming on invoices is required for accurate fiscal reporting.
- Invoices must specify the number of days or nights stayed.
- General descriptions like weekly package should be avoided.
- Lodging fees must be distinguished from additional services.
- Separate invoices are required for extra services unless bundled.
- The 6 percent VAT rate is only for lodging fees and breakfast when included.
- Other amenities are subject to standard VAT rates.
- Businesses are urged to follow guidelines for compliance and transparency.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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