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"Question 19 by Anne E. Jensen ()
Danish firms which have invested in agriculture in Romania have been informed that, in future, they may not charge VAT on goods sold to intermediaries. However, farmers will still be able to charge VAT on goods sold to end users (i.e. bakers, other farmers, etc.). Apparently, the proposal for the VAT exemption of sales to intermediaries was sent from the Romanian Government to DG TAXUD.
Has the Commission approved the exemption from VAT of the sale of agricultural products to intermediaries? If so, why? Does the Commission consider that such a system will result in a change in trade patterns for agricultural products in Romania? Does the Commission consider that it will create a distortion of competition on the internal market if financial incentives are given to farmers to sell their products to certain customers? Will the Commission ensure that common VAT regulations apply to all agricultural producers in Romania?"@en1
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"Subject: VAT exemption for agricultural products in Romania"1
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