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S Rejects a Helping Hand From the Alternative: VAT on Food Must Be Reduced
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Households save thousands of kronor and the grocery industry gets a long-awaited boost. But the parties in parliament are giving vague information about the future of the temporarily reduced food VAT, Di's round-up shows. "It will be difficult for a government to go back to a VAT of 12 percent," says industry analyst William Lindquist.
The Social Democrats and the Moderates are sticking to their billion-dollar VAT promise. The alternative has otherwise shown that there may be a way out.
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