Taxes come to gondolas: what will change since 1 April and what will benefit the consumer?

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As of 1 April all invoices for goods and services must discriminate against VAT, according to a provision of the Agency for Revenue and Customs Control (ARCA) informed this Thursday.The official communication states that from that date, all sellers of goods and services should have included in a specific section of their tickets the amount corresponding to VAT.In this way, the government intends to make transparent the tax pressure that exists o…

As of 1 April, not only will all businesses in the country have to deliver a ticket with the discrimination of national taxes (for now, VAT and internal taxes), but also will begin to govern the second stage for all taxpayers. Big and small will have to expose the details of the taxes in the strips of [...] The entry Taxes arrive to the gondolas: what will change since 1 April and what will benefit the consumer was first published on Ceres Ciuda…

As of 1 April, all businesses in the country will be obliged to issue tickets that disaggregate national taxes, such as VAT and domestic taxes. This measure marks the beginning of the second stage of a regime that affects all taxpayers, both large and small. In addition to tickets, they must include the details of the taxes in gondola strips and in any advertising and billboard showing the prices of their products. The initiative seeks to increa…

As of 1 April, not only will all businesses in the country have to deliver a ticket that discriminates against national taxes (for now, VAT and domestic taxes), but also will begin to govern the second stage for all taxpayers. Big and small will have to explain the details of the taxes on gondola straps and in every advertising and billboard where the prices of their products appear. Although some sectors had been asked to extend it to the Gover…