Transaction tax brings significant changes that will affect the financial operations of individuals – entrepreneurs and legal entities. To help you prepare for these changes in advance, here is an overview of the most important information.
The FTT is a new tax that will apply to the most financial transactions carried out by businesses and selected legal entities .
According to the law, this tax applies to payments provided by payment service providers (such as Banks) on behalf of the taxpayer. The main taxable transactions include:
The following are considered tax payers:
Payment service providers will be consideredas tax payers and will automatically collect the tax on taxable transactions.
According to the law, two rates of FTT will be applied:
For each bank card used at least once in the tax year, a flat-rate tax of €2 per year will be applied .
– Review your financial operations – analyse what transactions you do most often and what is their impact to your business.
– Reduce your business accounts – consider merging some accounts to minimise the number of taxable transactions .
– Consulting with professionals – contact our accounting team for a detailed analysis and strategy.
The introduction of the FTT represents a significant legislative change that requires strong preparation. We recommend that businesses should carefully analyse their financial operations and minimise the costs associated with the new tax.
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