Reduction in VAT rates for accommodation, restaurants and hotels The Peruvian Congress has agreed a temporary reduction in the Value Added Tax rate on tourism and hospitality. This includes: Hotel and similar accommodation Restaurant and café services Catering services The rate will be reduced from
COVID-19 hospitality VAT rate cut introduced in July 2020 now withdrawn The UK temporary Value Added Tax rate cut on hospitaliy and tourism has now ended, with the sector now returning the standard VAT rate of 20%. The pandemic cut to support hotels, catering and
From April 2022 marketplaces responsible for tax collections The Canadian province of Alberta is to extend to facilitating marketplaces – Airbnb, Homeaway, Expedia and Vrbo – the obligation to collect the Tourism Levy. This would come into effect from 1 April 2022 as part of
COVID-19 hospitality VAT rate cut tapering extension The UK has extended the temporary Value Added Tax rate cut to 5% on hospitality and tourism until 30 September 2021. It will then rise to 12.5% until 30 April 2022. From 1 May 2022, it will return
