Lithuania Aims to Cut VAT Gap Below 9% by 2028

Finance Minister Taurimas Valys announced targets to align Lithuania's value-added tax gap with the EU average, ensuring it does not exceed 9 percent within the next few years.

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Valys: siekiama, kad 2028 m. PVM atotrūkis siektų ne daugiau kaip 9 proc.

Siekiama, kad 2028 metais pridėtinės vertės mokesčio (PVM) atotrūkis Lietuvoje ne tik priartėtų prie Europos Sąjungos (ES) vidurkio, siekiančio 9,5 proc., bet neviršytų 9 proc. ribos, sako finansų ministras Taurimas Valys.

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Lithuania Aims to Cut VAT Gap Below 9% by 2028

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Valys: siekiama, kad 2028 m. PVM atotrūkis siektų ne daugiau kaip 9 proc.

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