- The planned reduction of VAT rate for beauty services to 8% may result in a violation procedure by the European Commission.
- Experts warn that the EU directive does not allow such a significant preference.
- The Commission and the Ministry of Finance have not provided a clear response regarding the government’s plans.
- The beauty industry’s VAT reduction could set a dangerous precedent for other sectors affected by the pandemic or the war in Ukraine.
- The only concrete VAT plans are mentioned in the government’s election program.
- The reduction for the beauty sector has not been specified, and it may not include all businesses.
- VAT regulations are unified across the EU, and the list of goods and services eligible for reduced rates can be found in the VAT directive.
- The scope of the VAT reduction for beauty services is still unknown.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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