NAV discussed professional and tax issues with representatives of the catering industry
Possible forms of cooperation and tax issues affecting the hospitals were discussed with the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) and the leading representatives of the hospitality industry in mid-February.
Representatives of the industry and NAV discussed the problems affecting the daily activities of the hosts at the roundtable and made concrete proposals for solutions.
There was also talk of excise and other controls by the cashiers at restaurants, sales of excisable products at private events, and the harmonization of controls on damaged seals. Topics included hiring announcements and related IT solutions as well.
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