- Greek law allows for VAT reductions on specific goods and services.
- The government has utilized this flexibility 23 times since 2019.
- Reductions include public transport, ferry and air travel, taxis, cinema tickets, certain public health-related products, coffee and non-alcoholic beverages, baby products, construction, and animal feed.
- Greece will comply with EU VAT regulations.
- VAT on food has not been reduced because past reductions did not result in lower prices for consumers.
- The government’s priority is to reduce direct taxes.
- Increased efforts to combat tax evasion are expected to generate additional revenue.
- New tax cuts will be announced in September.
- Taxpayers care about net income, not the specific type of tax reduction.
Source: regfollower.com
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