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Lower VAT on baked goods would foster technological development
The Hungarian Baker Association welcomes the fact that important representatives of the industry are in favour of cutting the VAT on baked goods to 5 percent. Bakers say they would use the more favourable financial situation for investing in technological development to increase their competitiveness. //
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