- The Croatian government is considering reducing the VAT rate as a last resort to address rising energy prices.
- Amendments to the VAT law are being prepared to allow temporary, bi-weekly adjustments if necessary.
- The government has already reduced some excise duties and distributors’ margins and is seeking further flexibility from the European Commission.
- The VAT rate cannot go below 15% due to EU regulations, and the measure will only be used if energy prices escalate significantly.
- The government wants to have this tool available but does not plan to use it immediately unless circumstances worsen.
Source: glashrvatske.hrt.hr
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