- The OECD report of September 11, 2024, confirms VAT as a key fiscal policy tool for states.
- VAT remains a major source of public revenue and can influence economic and social decisions.
- There is a trend toward phasing out temporary VAT reductions, despite ongoing exemptions for essential goods and services.
- The report highlights the continued growth of related taxes, such as excise duties on tobacco, alcohol, sugary drinks, and environmental taxes.
- These fiscal measures reflect a more diversified and targeted approach, incorporating public health and environmental protection objectives.
Source: easytax.co
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