Singapore GST rise to 9% Jan 2024 – new guidance
China extends 3% VAT rate withdrawal for small businesses till 31 Dec 2027
Aug 2023: Ministry of Finance provides SMB VAT relief for further 5 years as growth slows The Chinese Ministry of Finance and State Administration of Taxation have extended the exemption for small businesses from the 3% VAT rate. Also, the alternative cash-flow based VAT accounting
Ireland 0% VAT on solar panels
Ministry of Finance confirms terms of zero-rating for domestic solar panel installations – previous rate was 23% Ireland has joined the growing number of EU states that has taken advantage of new reduced EU VAT freedoms to zero Value Added Tax on the sale and
2023 global VAT & GST rates
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Bulgaria VAT rate cuts
Cuts to newspapers, hotels and basic foods Bulgaria has gazetted various changes to the VAT Act to cut rates permanently and temporarily on a range of supplies. VAT rate changes The updates include: Newspapers and journals are reduced from 22% standard rate to the 9%
2023 global VAT rate changes
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Zimbabwe raises VAT to 15% 2023
Standard VAT rate returned to 15% from 14.5% 1 January 2023 following COVID In its 2023 Budget, Zimbabwe has returned its standard VAT rate to 15%. It was originally cut to 14.5% at the start of 2020. This was done to help households during the
Singapore GST rise to 8% Jan 2023; 9% Jan 2024 – update
Vietnam to cut VAT to combat energy inflation
Proposals to cut indirect taxes on fuels as inflation ticks up Vietnam’s finance ministry has put forward two alternative measures to cut indirect taxes on fuel. These are: Cut VAT 20% and Special Consumption Tax by 50%; or Cut VAT and Special Consumption Tax by