VAT rate changes announced in Greece
Greek VAT rates expected to be reduced significantly over the next year
31 July, 2019
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New Austrian VAT rate on Accommodation Services
The Austrian government announced the application of reduced VAT rate of 10% on accommodation services as from 1 November 2018.
6 July, 2018
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Announced new VAT rates in Switzerland
Following our earlier announcements, the Swiss authorities confirmed that VAT rates will be reduced as from 1 January 2018 as a result of 24 September referendum.
10 October, 2017
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Swiss VAT rates reduction since 2018
Switzerland planes VAT rates reduction as from 1 January 2018.
19 June, 2017
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VAT rates in Iceland to decrease from 2019
The Icelandic government announced its intention to reduce the standard VAT rates in Iceland from 24% to 22.5% from 1 January 2019.
15 May, 2017
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Italy plans to increase VAT rates in 2018
The Italian government announced that the standard VAT rate will increase from 22% to 25% in 1 January 2018
26 February, 2017
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Portuguese changes on excise duties
The Portuguese authorities announced an increase on excise duties charged on diesel and a decrease on these duties on petrol
25 February, 2017
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Romanian VAT rate reduction upheld
The recent elections results in Romania have raised doubts about the expected VAT rate decrease of 20% to 19% on 1 January 2017.
30 December, 2016
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Changes of VAT rates in Croatia announced
Croatia recently announced some changes of VAT rates in Croatia: the standard VAT rate will decrease from 25% to 24% as from 1 January 2018.
30 November, 2016
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Romania is planning to VAT rate reduction …again
The Romanian government plans standard VAT rate reduction from 20% to 19%.
30 November, 2016
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EKAER returns expanded in Hungary
The Hungarian tax authorities have changed the definition of qualified vehicle requiring the submission of EKAER returns to include vehicles weighting more the 3.5 tons.
31 August, 2016
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VAT rates in Belgium to change for e-books and e-betting
The government announced plans to reduce VAT rates in Belgium: there is planned a sizeable decrease in tax on e-books. Electronic books are currently taxed at 21% and this proposal would reduce the VAT rate to 6%.
29 July, 2016