- Slovakia plans to increase VAT to 23% on foods with high sugar and salt content.
- The increase will not affect raw materials like sugar and salt, or baby food, milk drinks, yogurts, and juices with no added sugar.
- VAT deduction on car expenses will be limited to 50% if the car is used for private purposes.
- Full VAT deduction is allowed only if the car is used exclusively for business purposes, with proof required from the taxpayer.
Source: bluedotcorp.com
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