- Amendment to VAT Code incorporates parts of EU Directive 2022/542
- Clarifies VAT rates for artistic, collectible, archaeological items, and imported goods
- Sets exemptions for small businesses selling goods to other EU countries per Directive 2020/285
- Confirms tax exemptions for fuel, lubricants, provisions for certain ships
- Updates rules for small businesses exempt from VAT to align with EU law
- Includes conditions for exemption, tax authority oversight, and turnover limits
- Updates special VAT regimes for dealers of used goods, artworks, and distance sales of imported goods
- Lowers VAT rate on imports and sales of artworks and antiquities from 13 percent to 6 percent
Source: regfollower.com
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