- VAT exemption for small-value imports now limited to non-commercial shipments between individuals, with the EUR 22 threshold unchanged.
- Preferential 5% VAT rate for residential buildings and apartments extended until December 31, 2028.
- New Rulebook on Top-up Tax calculation and payment published, aligning with OECD standards.
- Pilot phase of the new e-invoice system (e-Faktura) launched, with API testing and digital test invoices; full implementation planned by mid-2026.
- Updates reflect a move toward modernized, transparent, and EU/OECD-aligned tax administration, requiring businesses to adapt to digital VAT processes.
Source: vatabout.com
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