- The General Financial Directorate in the Czech Republic has published information on changes to VAT rates from January 2024.
- The information includes details on the definition of selected beverages and potable water, tax rates for various services and products, tax exemptions, and reduced tax rates for specific industries.
- There is also information on the application of VAT on selected passenger cars, including the definition of these cars, calculation of VAT deduction limits, and reporting requirements.
- The information does not provide an explanation of the limitation of the right to deduct VAT on demo cars.
Source: kpmg.com
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