5 February 2019
From 1 March 2019, Ireland will raise the VAT rate applied to food supplements (including vitamins, minerals fish oils etc.) to 23%.
This is due to the Irish Revenue recently confirming that they no longer consider these types of supplies as foodstuffs and therefore they will be reclassified from the zero to the standard VAT rate in the country.
LATEST NEWS
E-invoicing hub
Navigating complexity and preparing for the digitalisation of VAT and the future of tax Following compromises and modifications to the original proposal, the...
SEE MORE
LATEST NEWS
EU finance ministers agree to introduce new customs...
In November, the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) agreed to introduce a customs charge on low-value parcels valued below €150. The charge...
SEE MORE
LATEST NEWS
UPDATE: Swiss government confirms likely delay for the...
The Swiss tax authorities have confirmed that the increase in the standard VAT rate from 8.1% to 8.8% will now be postponed until 2028. This VAT rate increase...
SEE MORE