15 September 2015
As stated in last month’s newsletter, Slovakia plans to reduce the VAT rate on basic foodstuffs from 20% to 10% as of 1 January 2016. It has now been confirmed that this reduction will also apply to fresh meat products and that the reduction in VAT will help eliminate a large amount of suspected fraud in the sector.
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