- Denmark’s fiscal watchdog advises against introducing lower VAT rates on food.
- Differentiated VAT is seen as untargeted and administratively complex.
- The watchdog suggests excise duties on CO2-intensive goods or cigarettes are more effective for climate and health goals.
- The government plans to introduce differentiated VAT on food, according to Borsen.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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