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Therefore, the services of preparing and serving food and beverages and beverages except alcoholic beverages, carbonated beverages with added sugar, as well as beverages with added coffee until the end of 2023 are taxed at a reduced rate of 7% in all catering facilities, while from the beginning of 2024 year, at a reduced rate of 7%, to tax the services of preparing and serving food and non-alcoholic non-carbonated drinks, the overview of which is given in the Rulebook , exclusively in establishments that are categorized as restaurants and catering establishments in accordance with the Tourism and Hospitality Act , and that have a permit for performance of activities issued by the competent authorities in the manner determined by the aforementioned Law. Traffic in carbonated and non-carbonated bottled water is carried out at a standard rate of 21%, in accordance with the provisions of Article 24a, paragraph 1, point 7 of the Law, and Article 9b of the Rulebook.
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