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Hoteliers insist on 9% Vat rate despite business boom

Hoteliers have insisted the 9% Vat rate remains essential to the sector, despite room prices surpassing Celtic Tiger levels and the Exchequer missing out on an estimated €491m yearly from the tax incentive.

Hoteliers insist on 9% Vat rate despite business boom

Thu, 12 Jul, 2018 - 07:40

By Pádraig Hoare

Hoteliers have insisted the 9% Vat rate remains essential to the sector, despite room prices surpassing Celtic Tiger levels and the Exchequer missing out on an estimated €491m yearly from the tax incentive.

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