- The House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina has unanimously adopted a law to increase the threshold for mandatory VAT registration from 50,000 to 100,000 BAM.
- The increase is seen as necessary due to inflationary trends and price increases in goods and services.
- The Finance and Budget Committee of the House of Peoples supported the proposal without amendments.
- The Minister of Finance and Treasury expects the amendments to provide relief to over 6,200 taxpayers.
- There was a discussion about possibly moving the VAT payment date to the 20th of the month, but this was not included in the final bill.
- Some delegates expressed regret that the original proposal did not include a change in the VAT report due date.
- Overall, there is a positive mood among the delegates to adopt the law, as it is seen as necessary for the citizens and businessmen of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Source: sarajevotimes.com
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