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The changes will also affect the return of the value-added tax to tourists.
29. nov 2018 at 19:45 (updated 29 Nov. 2018 at 19:48) SITA
BRATISLAVA. Taxation of goods and services using vouchers will change.
This is what the amendment to the law on value added tax, approved Thursday by Parliament.
Changes changed to October
It introduces harmonized rules for the processing of vouchers that can be exchanged for goods or services.
Changes in this area are expected to come into effect on January 1 of next year.
Finally, in order to allow sufficient time for the necessary adjustments to the taxpayers' systems, MEPs approved the extension of this deadline to 1 October 2019.
In total, however, the amendment will enter into force on 1 January of next year and, in addition to the above-mentioned changes, it will also remove the requirement to provide a guarantee for value added tax when registering taxable taxpayers.
The amendment also implements the EU directive on simplification of rules for digital service providers.
They have reduced the limit of bracelets
Changes are also made when the value-added tax is refunded to tourists.
The amendment reduces the amount needed to obtain the value-added tax refund from the current 175 euros, but tourists will now be able to benefit from the tax rebate application, which will make it easier for them to claim the refund. VAT.
The amendment was passed by a vote in Parliament, also with the amendment proposed by SNS MP Radovan Baláž.
According to her, the tax is free of fuel in customs warehouses or other warehouses, as far as they are destined for international trade.
The promoter promises this increase in the increased volume of crude oil stored in Slovakia, which should help to increase Slovakia's energy security.
From Parliament:
- Parliament discusses the appointment of the current Minister of Finance, Petr Kažimir, as governor of the National Bank of Slovakia (SNB) at the current meeting. MEPs approved the inclusion of new points on Thursday. The possible work of the minister at the head of the central bank should be discussed Tuesday, December 11. Meanwhile, MEPs are also expected to discuss the government's appointment of Jozef Hudak as vice-governor of the SNB. Both nominations must be revoked by Parliament and confirmed by the appointment of the President.
- The draft amendment of the Employment Services Act, which aims to link the system of the arrival of third-country workers in Slovakia, was the first parliamentary reading. The amendments to this amendment are examined by Parliament in the context of a shortened legislative procedure. The second and third readings are also discussed by MEPs at the November meeting of the National Council of the Slovak Republic.
- Boosters in Slovakia will be identified as special identifiers. The members of the National Council of the Czech Republic on Thursday approved an amendment to the law on excise duties on mineral oils. Ministry of Finance is required to label gasoline and diesel Nanomarkers promise to increase efficiency in collecting excise duties and related value-added tax revenues, but also improve the quality of fuels sold and improve the competitive position in the production and sale of fuels.
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