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Note! The VAT information on this page is general information, not tax advice. The information is not exhaustive. VAT rules include many exceptions and special cases. Check the treatment of your situation in the tax administration's guidelines. Each country's page shows when its information was last checked. If you find errors in the information, please let us know. Read our editorial principles.

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Upcoming changes

29 Nov 2026

Switzerland
Swiss voters will decide whether to increase the standard VAT rate from 8.1% to 8.5% and the special accommodation rate from 3.8% to 4% to help finance the 13th AHV pension. The reduced rate would remain at 2.6%. If approved, the increase is not expected to take effect before 2028.

1 Dec 2026

Chile
Sellers may opt for a temporary VAT exemption on the first sale of qualifying new dwellings (with final municipal reception before 17 October 2026) for one year. This is an exemption, not a general zero rate. A separate refund procedure applies to qualifying sales made between 22 April and 30 November 2026.

1 Dec 2026

Spain
The rental of a furnished apartment or dwelling to the same tenant for no more than 30 nights changes from being VAT-exempt to being subject to the 10% rate. If the rented property is the landlord’s habitual residence, the VAT exemption continues to apply. The 10% rate is also extended to renovation and repair work that meets certain conditions on dwellings intended to be let as habitual residences. Application of the reduced rate to renovation and repair work on dwellings requires payment by one of the methods prescribed by law. The 4% rate is extended to protected dwellings with permanent or indefinite protected status when supplied by their developers.

1 Jan 2027

Brazil
PIS and COFINS are abolished and CBS comes into effect. IPI is reduced to zero in many cases, and the selective tax (Imposto Seletivo) is introduced. The Senate will set the CBS rate in December 2026; estimates range from 8.8% to 9.43%.

1 Jan 2027

Cyprus
Zero rate applies to baby milk, baby and adult diapers (including incontinence products), feminine hygiene products (sanitary towels and tampons), and the fresh or chilled vegetables and fresh fruits listed in the decree (by CN codes) from this date until 31 December 2027.

1 Jan 2027

Czech Republic
VAT on non-alcoholic drinks served for consumption on the premises falls from 21% to 12%. The reduction does not apply to takeaway drinks.

1 Jan 2027

Guatemala
The temporary VAT exemption for premium gasoline, regular gasoline and diesel ends. The ordinary tax treatment resumes.

1 Jan 2027

Kazakhstan
The reduced rate on medicines, medical devices and paid medical services rises from 5% to 10%.

1 Jan 2027

Liberia
Liberia replaces GST with VAT. The Liberia Revenue Authority states the rate will be 15%, budget documents have indicated 18%. Registration opened in July 2026.

1 Jan 2027

Peru
The reduced tax rate for small businesses operating in the restaurant, hotel and tourist accommodation sectors rises from 10.5% to 15%.

1 Jan 2027

Spain, Canary Islands
Under legislation published by 30 September 2026, temporary fuel zero rating ends no later than 31 December 2026. Ordinary product-specific rates apply from January unless another extension is enacted; petroleum and gas have a 1% rate. Zero rating may have ceased earlier under the price conditions.

1 Jan 2027

Tajikistan
The standard VAT decreases to 13% from 14%.

1 Jan 2027

Vietnam
The standard rate rises back to 10% from 8%. The reduction has been renewed repeatedly since 2022.

15 Jan 2027

Kenya
The temporary reduced rate of 8% on gasoline, kerosene and diesel is scheduled to end. Unless extended again, the 16% standard rate applies from this date.

1 Apr 2027

Croatia
The reduced 5% rate on natural gas, district heating, firewood, pellets, briquettes and wood chips is due to end. However, the reduction has been extended every year since 2022, most recently to 31 March 2027.

1 Apr 2027

Cyprus
The reduced VAT rate on electricity, 5% for all residential consumers, ends.

1 Apr 2027

Jamaica
GCT on tourism rises from 10% to 15%. Short-term accommodation is brought into the scope of GCT.

1 Apr 2027

United Kingdom
The temporary 0% rate on the installation of energy-saving materials in homes ends. The rate is back to the reduced rate of 5%.

1 Jun 2027

Cyprus
Temporary zero rate on the defined fresh, chilled or frozen meats, fish, cuttlefish, squid, octopus and edible offal ends; the rate returns to 5%.

1 Jun 2027

Cyprus
Temporary zero rate on the defined bread, milk, coffee, sugar and baby food ends; the rate returns to 5%.

All upcoming & past VAT changes

Articles:

VAT rounding: the EU, the UK and other European countries

The EU VAT Directive and the Court of Justice of the European Union leave VAT rounding rules to be decided at national level. National rules vary. In the UK, HMRC allows VAT on B2B invoices to be rounded down to the nearest whole penny.

Roundings in VAT calculation: Mathematically impossible prices?

There are a whole range of VAT-inclusive prices that cannot be mathematically arrived at if the tax is calculated from the VAT-free price. One example is 3.99. These prices are also possible, but then the VAT-free price must be interpreted as rounded.

VAT Gap - How much VAT is left uncollected in EU countries?

9.5% of VAT was left uncollected in EU countries. See the list of EU countries and candidate countries.

In Europe there is VAT - in the US sales tax

In Europe, companies belonging to the production chain account for the VAT paid by the consumer to the state in proportion to their value added. The US sales tax, on the other hand, is billed entirely by the company that made the consumer sale. Sales tax is paid to local operators, not to the state.

History of taxation

Many of today's taxes were already in use in Antiquity. Deciding on taxation has moved from autocrats to parliaments and the level of taxation has risen. In earlier times taxes were used to wage wars, today taxes are used to maintain welfare states.