- Slovakia will increase VAT from 19% to 23% on sweet and salty food products starting January 2026.
- The measure was approved by the Slovak National Council as part of targeted fiscal policy.
- The reform aims to redirect consumption, boost budget revenues, and combat unhealthy eating.
- Similar policies have been implemented in other EU countries.
- The VAT hike is expected to significantly impact the food and retail sectors, possibly leading to price adjustments in early 2026.
Source: easytax.co
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