EU npaj kom txo tus nqi tsheb kauj vab - ntxiv se

According to foreign media reports, on December 7, 2021, the European Union announced that it would allow its member states to reduce the value-added tax on bicycles to meet the requirements of the two-wheeler industry association. The new VAT rules are consistent with the EU's priorities, mainly adapting to mitigating climate change and protecting public health.

Txo tus nqi tsheb kauj vab- se ntxiv yuav tsum txhawb kev tiv thaiv huab cua

EU member states have agreed to expand the list of existing goods and services to which the reduced value-added tax rate is applicable. New items are items that are used to protect public health and have been proven to be vital to fighting the coronavirus pandemic and may also be useful in future crises, such as personal protective equipment and certain medical equipment, as well as other necessary assistance for the disabled Items. And certain projects can have a positive impact on the EU's climate change priorities; for example, bicycles and other items deemed appropriate and useful by member states and usually serve common interests. The EU stated on their website that the value-added tax rate for these subsidized products must be at least 5 percent . The current proportion in Germany is 19 percent .

Qhov kev hloov pauv no yuav tsum tsis txhob xav tsis thoob rau cov kws tshaj lij kev caij tsheb kauj vab, vim tias tau ntev, kev caij tsheb kauj vab tau suav tias yog kev daws teeb meem rau kev hloov pauv huab cua thiab teeb meem kev noj qab haus huv. Ob lub-lub koom haum kev lag luam log tsheb kuj tau nthuav tawm qhov kev pom zoo sib xws hauv Lub Xya Hli, thov kom tus nqi - ntxiv se rau tsheb kauj vab, tsheb kauj vab hluav taws xob, qhov chaw thiab cov kev pabcuam raug txo qis rau 7 feem pua.