Poultry Product Council: consumers may be the biggest winners of the reduction in poultry VAT
According to the president of the Poultry Product Council (BTT), the consumers may be the biggest winners if value added tax (VAT) on eggs and poultry will be reduced next year.
Csorbai Attila told M1 news channel on Wednesday that if the VAT on poultry and eggs to be reduced from 27 to 5 percent next year, poultry and eggs will be definitely cheaper from January and consumer prices may drop by up to 20-22 percent. (MTI)
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