EUFE suggest lower taxes for the hot food vouchers
According to the Association of Food Voucher Distribution (EUFE) the 32 percent tax rate will result a drastic decline in consumption, therefore proposes a tax of up to a maximum of 10 percent.
According to the views of the organization the government’s 32 percent tax rate proposal for hot food vouchers is a very high tax burden, which means a very high tax burden on employers and employees as well. As a result of the new tax it is expected that the employers will finish giving hot food vouchers to their employees. This would be a significant negative impact on the hospitality, there would be a dramatic drop in the turnover, and as a result, thousands of jobs could be threatened in the hospitality industry.
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