The Czech lower house of Parliament has approved the proposal of consolidating the two reduced VAT rates of 15% and 10% into a single VAT rate of […]
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Ireland – Zero rated medical equipment and appliances explained
On the 13th October, the Irish Revenue has issued a new Tax and Duty Manual (TDM) providing guidance on the VAT treatment of medical equipment and appliances. […]
Estonia – E-invoicing
Estonia is taking a step forward the mandatory B2B e-invoicing, planning to change their Accounting Act to implement a customer-driven B2B e-invoicing mandate aligned with the European […]
Portugal – Proposed VAT measures in Budget 2024
s part of the Budget 2024, the Portuguese government is proposing to introduce the following VAT measures:
Greece – Potential e-invoices from 2025
The Greek Ministry of Finance and VAT authorities (AADE) started a dialogue with the European Commission for a potential derogation for an e-invoicing mandate, potentially from 2025. […]
Hungary – New M2M eVAT platform from 1st January 2024
From the 1st January 2024, Hungary’s National Tax and Customs Administration (‘NAV’) intends to launch a new platform, eVAT, that enables taxpayers to have access to pre-filled […]
Malta – New 12% reduced VAT rate
With the Legal Notice 231/2023, the Maltese government has introduced a new reduced VAT rate of 12%, applicable from the 1st January 2024 on the following supply […]
Greece – Changes in VAT rate from 1st November 2023
On the 6th October 2023, the Law 5057/2023 was published in the Government Gazette, which, among other measures, introduces two VAT related changes: The above measures apply […]
Latvia – Proposed increase of VAT registration threshold to €50,000 in 2024
Latvia is proposing to increase the VAT registration threshold for resident businesses from €40,000 to €50,000 from the 1st January 2024. This measure is part of Latvia’s […]
Ireland – Proposed VAT measures in Budget 2024
As part of the Budget 2024, the Irish government is planning to introduce the following VAT measures:
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