A restaurant in Kaunas has decided to let customers choose the value-added tax (VAT) rate they would like to pay for their food. The move is aimed at encouraging the Seimas to make a faster decision on a VAT exemption for catering establishments. Restaurant representatives say that taxes make up a large part of business costs, and sometimes even exceed the profits earned. However, the latest proposals submitted to the Seimas for a preferential V…
A restaurant in Kaunas has decided to let customers choose the value-added tax (VAT) rate they would like to pay for their food. The move is aimed at encouraging the Seimas to make a faster decision on a VAT exemption for catering establishments. Restaurant representatives say that taxes make up a large part of business costs, and sometimes even exceed the profits earned. However, the latest proposals submitted to the Seimas for a preferential V…