- Countries in Europe have been exercising increased flexibility regarding their VAT rates.
- Two main factors have led to these changes: the Covid Pandemic and increased concessions granted by the European Commission.
- Slovakia is proposing to increase its standard VAT rate from 20% to 22%.
- The increase is justified by the fact that the current rate is lower than the EU average.
- The proposal is yet to be approved by the newly elected Parliament and is expected to take effect in 2024.
Source: kofax.com
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