- Amendments to VAT rates in the Belgian programme law were planned for July 2025 but have been delayed.
- Changes include reduced VAT for rebuilt homes, increased VAT for fossil fuel burners, and increased VAT for coal.
- The delay raises questions about the impact on these VAT changes.
- Minister Jambon stated amendments will be made to enforce changes from the publication date in the Belgian Official Gazette.
- No retroactive effect is planned, though some measures may allow tolerance.
- It may be advisable to delay invoicing for rebuilt homes until VAT reductions are confirmed.
Source: vatsquare.com
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