- VAT will be reduced from 14.94% to a transparent 13%, simplifying calculations and accounting.
- VAT will be removed from invoice calculations, making pricing management easier for businesses.
- The tax statute of limitations will be reduced from eight years to four years, with legal proceedings limited to two years.
- Simplified payment regimes for small businesses are proposed.
- The reforms aim to improve the relationship between taxpayers and the state and support economic recovery.
Source: regfollower.com
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