Italy reduced the VAT rates on certain products in 2023
Italy reduced the VAT rates on feminine hygiene products, baby products, and face masks.
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Lithuania reduces VAT rates in 2023
Lithuania reduces the VAT rates for certain goods and services from January 2023. The reduced VAT rates will impact electronic publications, as well as accommodation and event services.
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Poland VAT rates temporarily reduced
Polish government announces temporary VAT rate reductions for foodstuff, fertilizers, and energy.
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Spain updates VAT forms in 2023
Spain updates the VAT forms for VAT returns, annual VAT returns, and VAT group returns. The changes are effective from January 2023.
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Ireland changes VAT rates for newspapers, tourism, and hospitality in 2023
Ireland reduces the VAT rate of newspapers and certain health products to zero VAT rate, effective from January 2023. Also, the VAT rate applicable to the tourism and hospitality sector will be back at 13.5% from March 2023.
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Estonia reduces VAT rate on press releases to 5%
Estonia reduced the VAT rate on specific press publications to 5%, instead of 9%. The change became effective on August 1st, 2022.
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Luxembourg cuts the VAT rates by 1% starting January 2023
Luxembourg cuts the VAT rates by 1% as a temporary measure to fight inflation
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Croatia: VAT rate reduction to combat inflation
Croatian reduces VAT rates on energy and some other basic products as from April 2022
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VAT rate in Ireland back to normal in March 2021
The previously reduced VAT rate in Ireland will be back to normal starting 1 March 2021.
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Temporary reduced German VAT rates are back to normal in 2021
To help businesses during the height of the pandemic, German VAT rates were temporarily reduced. As of 1 January 2021, they are back to normal.
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The EU publishes a new VAT rate database
It is a comprehensive overview of standard and reduced VAT rates in Europe. This database will become useful for online sellers once OSS enters into force.
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VAT rate changes in Ireland
Ireland is the latest country to introduce a temporary reduction of VAT rates due to economic impact of Covid-19.