Electricity Consumption Ceiling, for Which VAT of 20% Is Not Applicable, Increased by the Government
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The government increases the monthly electricity consumption ceiling from 100 to 150 kWh for which no VAT of 20% will apply. According to the Minister of Energy, the decision was made following further assessments and updating data on the average consumption of households, it transmits IPN.
The government increases the monthly electricity consumption ceiling from 100 to 150 kWh for which VAT will not be applied by 20%. According to the Minister of Energy, the decision was made following further assessments and updating data on the average consumption of households, it transmits IPN. The new tax rule will come into force as soon as [...] The government article increases the electricity consumption ceiling without VAT. The new rules …
The consumption limit until which electricity will remain without VAT increases from 100 to 150 kWh per month. Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu announced after the Government meeting that the 20% tax will apply only to consumption that exceeds the new ceiling, revised following additional assessments on household consumption. Follow us on Telegram ... Article 20% VAT on light: The consumption limit until which the tax has not been increased appear…
Electricity Consumption Ceiling, for Which VAT of 20% Is Not Applicable, Increased by the Government
The first 150 kWh of electricity used monthly would remain without VAT, compared to the 100 kWh initially discussed. Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu announced after the Government meeting that the threshold was revised following further assessments of household consumption. The 20% share would be applied only to the quantity of electricity used per month.
The government increases the electricity consumption ceiling from 100 to 150 kWh per month for which VAT will not be applied by 20%. The clarifications were made by the Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghetu, after the government meeting. According to the official, the decision to increase the ceilings was made following additional assessments and [...] Article Change of invoice: The government increases the electricity consumption ceiling, for whic…
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