- Seimas approved a VAT law project by the Ministry of Finance.
- The project allows VAT relief for those providing free humanitarian aid.
- A 0 percent VAT rate applies to goods for humanitarian aid exported outside the EU.
- Providers can deduct or reclaim VAT paid on goods purchased and exported for aid.
Source: finmin.lrv.lt
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