- Circular E.2042/2026 explains the special VAT regime for investment goods used by livestock farming businesses in Greece.
- Eligible businesses under the normal VAT regime can defer VAT on new mechanical and production equipment purchases/imports if VAT exceeds €2,934.70, then self-account it as both output and input VAT in the next return.
- The regime applies to businesses that rear and fatten their own animals for delivery, but not to contract rearing/fattening services.
- It covers animals for breeding and reproduction, not animals kept only for fattening and sale.
- Businesses still retain normal rights to deduct input VAT or request refunds under standard rules.
Source: taxheaven.gr
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