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Cafes, bars and catering businesses adapt their cash registers with the change of time in order to adapt to the new data applicable to VAT rates.
Catering businesses are asked by the Independent Public Revenue Authority to charge separately the served products from those available as a package so that the corresponding VAT rate is clear.
Thus, the juices served will now be subject to VAT of 24%, but if the consumer chooses to buy in packages, then the VAT will be limited to 13%.
Indicative examples
VAT on drinks (served and “takeaway”)
VAT 13% until 30/06/2024 for:
Coffee
Cocoa
Tea
Chamomile
Teas
VAT ON ALCOHOLIC – NON-ALCOHOLIC
Local consumption
VAT 24%
In “package”:
Spirits: VAT 24%
Non-alcoholic: VAT 13%
Source: ertnews
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