- The new consolidated VAT law (Testo unico IVA) will take effect from January 1, 2027, replacing the current DPR 633/72.
- New tables specify goods and services eligible for reduced VAT rates, with renumbered sections: 4% (Table A, part II), 5% (part III), 10% (part IV), and agricultural/fish products (part I).
- References to customs tariff codes are updated to current TARIC codes, replacing outdated 1973 references.
- The exemption from VAT for sales of pasta, bread, etc., is abolished; these items will now be subject to the 4% VAT rate.
- For real estate, the definition of “non-luxury” homes is replaced with a reference to cadastral categories, aligning with recent tax authority interpretations.
Source: eutekne.info
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