- The German Ministry of Finance issued guidelines on VAT calculation for imported gold and silver collector coins for 2025
- A reduced VAT rate is applicable for coins valued at over 250 percent of the metal price
- The value of gold coins is based on the daily London Stock Exchange price per troy ounce, converted to euros
- Taxpayers have the option to use the last daily gold price of November for the next year’s calculations
- Silver coin values can similarly use the last daily fine silver price of November for the next year
- The final gold price for 2025 is set at 80,555 euros per kilogram, excluding VAT
- The final silver price for 2025 is set at 910 euros per kilogram, excluding VAT
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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