- Services for providing meals to children in educational institutions are exempt from VAT if paid from budget funds or the institution’s own funds reimbursed by parents.
- The exemption applies within established nutritional norms and daily monetary limits set by the government.
- The cost of each meal (breakfast, lunch, etc.) cannot exceed specified percentages of the daily allowance for each age group.
- Certain categories of students may receive free or partially subsidized meals funded by state or local budgets, as determined by educational authorities.
- For children not eligible for free meals, parents or other sources must cover the cost.
Source: news.dtkt.ua
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