New vat rate

You're referring to the Value-Added Tax (VAT) rate!

As of January 1, 2023, the standard VAT rate in the European Union (EU) has increased from 21% to 22%. This change applies to all EU member states, except for Ireland, which has a VAT rate of 23%.

Here's a breakdown of the new VAT rates in some EU countries:

• Austria: 22% (previously 20%)
• Belgium: 22% (previously 21%)
• Bulgaria: 22% (previously 20%)
• Croatia: 22% (previously 25%)
• Cyprus: 22% (previously 19%)
• Czech Republic: 22% (previously 21%)
• Denmark: 22% (previously 25%)
• Estonia: 22% (previously 20%)
• Finland: 22% (previously 24%)
• France: 22% (previously 21%)
• Germany: 22% (previously 19%)
• Greece: 22% (previously 24%)
• Hungary: 22% (previously 27%)
• Ireland: 23% (no change)
• Italy: 22% (previously 22%)
• Latvia: 22% (previously 21%)
• Lithuania: 22% (previously 21%)
• Luxembourg: 22% (previously 17%)
• Malta: 22% (previously 18%)
• Netherlands: 22% (previously 21%)
• Poland: 22% (previously 23%)
• Portugal: 22% (previously 23%)
• Romania: 22% (previously 20%)
• Slovakia: 22% (previously 20%)
• Slovenia: 22% (previously 22%)
• Spain: 22% (previously 21%)
• Sweden: 22% (previously 25%)

Please note that these rates may be subject to change, and it's always best to verify the current VAT rates with the relevant authorities or tax authorities in each country.