Marterbauer: Reduction of Value Added Tax on Food "not...
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The debate about affordable food receives a clear rejection from the Ministry of Finance: Markus Marterbauer (SPÖ) does not want to reduce VAT on food – despite urgent demands from economic research. While on Sunday in the ORF "Pressestunde" (Pressestund), Wifo's head Gabriel Felbermayr proposed a halving of the reduced tax rate from ten to five percent, the Ministry of Finance now makes a dash through the bill. The reason: the tense budget situ…
Wifo CEO Gabriel Felbermayr has proposed to reduce the reduced tax rate from ten to five percent.
Gabriel Felbermayr welcomes the KV conclusion of the metallers under inflation, he considers the budget situation to be "fragile". He expects recession to become the new normal state
As Finance Minister Markus Marterbauer explains, a reduction in the value added tax on food is "not affordable", which is why he rejects the proposal of Wifo CEO Gabriel Felbermayr.
The director of the Institute for Economic Research (WIFO), Gabriel Felbermayr, once again called for a halving of VAT on foodstuffs. This would be a noticeable relief in view of the inflation. On Sunday, the economist welcomed the collective agreement in the metal industry under inflation in the "Pressestunde".
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