Latvia Implements Reduced VAT on Basic Food Products, Faces Budget Shortfall

Latvia has implemented a reduced VAT rate of 12% on basic food products starting July 1st. This change is expected to create a 32 million euro shortfall in the state budget, prompting discussions on how to compensate for the loss.

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Zemāka PVN likme radīs 32 miljonu eiro iztrūkumu valsts budžetā. Kā to kompensēt?

1. jūlijā pamata pārtikas produktiem ievieš samazināto 12 % PVN likmi. To piemēro četrām pamatproduktu grupām jeb tiem produktiem, ko iedzīvotāji iegādājas visbiežāk – visa veida maizei, pienam, mājputnu gaļai un olām. Kā šīs likmes samazināšana ietekmēs valsts budžetu, ražotājus un pircējus?

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Latvia Implements Reduced VAT on Basic Food Products, Faces Budget Shortfall

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Zemāka PVN likme radīs 32 miljonu eiro iztrūkumu valsts budžetā. Kā to kompensēt?

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