The Slovakian government has introduced a proposal to increase VAT rates beginning January 1, 2025, marking significant adjustments to its current tax structure. Under the new plan, the standard VAT rate will rise from 20% to 23%. Additionally, the 10% reduced rate will increase to 19%, impacting a range of goods and services across the country.
While the super reduced VAT rate of 5% will remain unchanged, some items that currently fall under the 10% category may see a shift. Depending on the product type, certain goods will either move to the new 23% standard rate or fall within the 5% rate. These adjustments aim to streamline Slovakia’s tax structure and potentially boost revenue, though the government has yet to outline full details on specific product classifications.
These changes reflect a broader effort to modernize tax policies and align with fiscal goals for the coming year, impacting both consumers and businesses in Slovakia.
01 Oct 2024 at 10:42 am
VAT
Published by:
Daniëlle van der Meulen-Idema
Sr. VAT & Tax Technology Specialist
Daniëlle van der Meulen-Idema
Sr. VAT & Tax Technology Specialist
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