- Ethiopia’s Ministry of Finance has released Directive No. 1006/2024, changing VAT exemptions
- Effective from 20 June, 2024, all goods and services previously exempt will now be subject to VAT
- Exceptions include items specified under specific articles of the Value Added Tax Proclamation and Regulation
- Exemptions under the new directive include selected cereals and pulses, agricultural inputs, cooked or prepared foods and drinks, select capital goods and medical items
- Exemptions still apply for goods and services covered by international agreements
Source: regfollower.com
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