- Turkey implemented new VAT rates for medical products and special consumption goods with Decision Number 9126
- A 10% VAT rate now applies to licensed medical foods, human medicinal products, and related active ingredients
- A 20% VAT rate covers goods subject to special consumption tax and specific items in the Customs Tariff Schedule
- Changes aim to support public health initiatives and streamline tax classifications
- Decision took effect immediately upon publication in the Official Gazette
- The Minister of Treasury and Finance is responsible for implementing the provisions of the decision
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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