Among a range of austerity measures introduced in Portugal is a rise in the standard rate of VAT. The rate is to increase from 23% to 23.25%. This follows earlier rises in the rate in 2008 and 2011. The new measures also include an increase in the employer’s contribution to social security. The measures are aimed at reducing the deficit and remaining within the Eurozone currency requirement.
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