- Changes to VAT regulations are proposed in a new bill submitted to the Parliament.
- The bill includes amendments to the National Customs Code and VAT Code.
- Clarifications are made on tax rates for deliveries of artistic, collectible, or archaeological items.
- Tax exemptions for small businesses delivering goods to other EU member states are specified.
- Special exemptions for certain ship categories regarding fuel and supplies are applied.
- The special regime for small businesses regarding VAT exemption is revised.
- Updates are made to the taxation of resellers delivering used goods and artistic items.
- The VAT rate on imports of art, collections, or antiquities is reduced from 13 percent to 6 percent.
- The bill incorporates EU Directive 2022/542 into national law.
- The place of taxation for services related to cultural and similar events is defined.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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