Tax concession for vitamins is applied too widely, say Revenue

Revenue has reviewed its stance on the zero Vat rate applied to food supplements. Some traders are “exploiting” the concession by applying it to products that should be paying the standard rate.

Tax concession for vitamins is applied too widely, say Revenue

Revenue has reviewed its stance on the zero Vat rate applied to food supplements. Some traders are “exploiting” the concession by applying it to products that should be paying the standard rate.

However, a body representing pharmacists has warned that a change could hit those on lower incomes, who need supplements for health reasons.

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