Higher VAT Rates in the New Year. Non-Alcoholic Beer and Energy Drinks on the Rise.
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The amendment to the Value Added Tax Act received 233 votes in favor, 74 against, and 133 abstentions. The VAT rate will increase to 23%. The new regulations provide for an increase in the VAT rate to 23% on certain non-alcoholic beverages containing at least 20% fruit, vegetable, or fruit and vegetable juice. This represents an increase from 5% in retail trade and 8% in restaurants. The change will apply to: non-alcoholic beverages with an alco…
The Sejm (lower house of parliament) passed a bill eliminating preferential VAT on some non-alcoholic beverages, including juice energy drinks and selected "0.0" drinks. The rate is to be increased to 23%, and the bill will now go to the Senate.
The Sejm passed a bill on Thursday that eliminates preferential VAT treatment for non-alcoholic beverages that are equivalent to alcoholic beverages, as well as energy drinks containing juice. The bill will now go to the Senate.
The Sejm (lower house of parliament) passed a bill that eliminates preferential VAT treatment for non-alcoholic beverages that are equivalent to alcoholic beverages. The changes also apply to energy drinks containing juice. The bill will now go to the Senate.
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