- The PN proposes reducing VAT for restaurants from 18 percent to 7 percent.
- This aims to support the sustainability of the catering industry.
- The proposal follows discussions with the Association of Catering Establishments.
- The catering sector is vital to Malta’s economy and faces current challenges.
- The PN sees potential for a gastronomy-based tourism niche.
Source: timesofmalta.com
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