02.04.22
Further VAT-related measures in response to Covid-19
The last two years have shown the dramatic effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on the tax world. VAT-related measures as a direct result of the pandemic still continue.
Italy introduced Decree Law No 215, which states that any goods and services supplied to the government under EU law, will be exempt from VAT, if these goods and services are used to combat Covid-19.
Tungsten Network can ensure Italian taxpayers remain compliant, now and in the future.
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