Farmers, Revolted by the 12% Increase in VAT: "May Accelerate Massive Bankruptcy
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The government has approved fiscal-budgetary policy, which includes increasing the VAT quota for cereals and oilseeds from 8 to 12%. The Farmers' Force Association opposes this increase and threatens massive protests. The Association states that the prime minister would have promised consultations with farmers but they have not been held. The Minister of Agriculture assures that he will start discussions with each association.
The Association "The Farmers' Force is calling for public consultations in Parliament on the increase of the VAT quota for cereals and oilseeds, from 8% to 12%. Farmers oppose the measure included in the tax policy for 2027, recently approved by the Government, and Members of Parliament not to vote the document in the first reading without public debate. Otherwise, the association warns [...] Article Farmers are calling for debates in Parliament…
The Farmers' Power Association opposed raising VAT on cereals and oil crops from 8 per cent to 12 per cent, and argued that a government-approved measure would increase the tax burden on the sector by 50 per cent and could lead to the bankruptcy of many small and medium-sized farmers.
The association "The Farmers' Force opposes the increase in VAT for the marketing of cereal and oil crops and calls on Parliament to hold debates before the vote on fiscal policy. "We do not accept the increase in tax pressure by 50%. We regret that, despite the promise, so and there have been no consultations on this subject with the Prime Minister, it is shown in the statement of the association. Farmers argue that the sector, which covers alm…
The association "Force of Farmers" criticises the increase of the VAT quota for the marketing of cereals and oil crops from 8% to 12%, approved by the Government in the framework of the tax policy for 2027. The farmers argue that the measure will significantly increase the tax burden on producers, in a sector that, according to the association, is already facing financial problems. "Force of Farmers" claims that the sector [...] Article Farmers,…
The Farmers' Force Association opposes the increase in VAT from 8% to 12% for part of agricultural production and calls for public debate in Parliament before the draft tax policy for 2027 is voted on in the first reading. The organisation argues that the measure will affect in particular micro, small and medium-sized producers in the cereals and oilseeds sector,
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