- Several mayors from different municipalities met with legislators to propose a reduction in the VAT rate for municipal purchases.
- The proposed law would lower the VAT rate from 21% to 10.5% when the buyer is a municipality.
- The initiative aims to reduce administrative costs for municipalities, freeing up resources for local development.
- The main argument is that municipalities cannot recover VAT as a tax credit, so it becomes a direct cost.
- The proposal is also motivated by resource shortages and challenges with revenue sharing.
Source: ambito.com
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