From the 13 January 2014 there will be some changes to the VAT rates in Cyprus as follows:
- Standard rate of VAT increased to 19% from 18%;
- Reduced rate of VAT increased to 9% from 8%; and
- The super reduced and zero rates will remain unchanged.
From the 13 January 2014 there will be some changes to the VAT rates in Cyprus as follows:
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