- Finnish government plans to reduce VAT on food by half a percentage point
- Reduction expected to yield minimal savings for consumers
- VAT rate for food would decrease from 14 percent to 13.5 percent
- Single-person household spending 63 euros weekly saves about 31 cents
- Two-parent family with two children spending 184 euros weekly saves 92 cents
Source: helsinkitimes.fi
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