- Denmark plans to lower VAT on essential food products, with a target implementation in 2028.
- The government is still deciding whether the cut will apply to all food or only certain items like fruit and vegetables.
- Denmark currently charges a 25% VAT rate on almost all goods and services, including food.
- The reform is intended to ease rising food prices, but it will require legal and technical changes before it can be introduced.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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