- The 9% reduced VAT rate will be replaced by differentiated rates based on goods or services.
- VAT on books and non-periodical publications will decrease to 5%.
- Passenger transport, accommodation, and cultural events will have a 12% VAT rate.
- District heating VAT will increase to the standard rate of 21%.
Source: kpmg.com
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