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WE DO NOT WANT IT, but Pay It We Need A new food tax is being introduced in the trade chains, which could be reflected in the price of each purchase. Let's not pay extra for something we do not want! so a 4-member average household could pay, directly or indirectly, only up to € 84 per year on the food only after the introduction of the levy. WHAT WILL THE REALIZED IMPACT OF PLANTED OUTPUT OF CHAINS ARE OF 2.5% OF NET CUTS? of food, a 4-member average household could pay directly or indirectly after the introduction of the levy, only on food or on shops or new technologies annually, which would have a negative impact on customer service. of net sales) of traders who sell food, could also mean the end of existence for small regional outlets. Customers would have to travel by car or public transport to larger cities for small purchases. Negatively, it can affect all inhabitants in smaller villages, especially the older generation. investments in production technologies that guarantee the quality and quantity demanded by consumers and hence the chains, the collection of millions of euros for the creation of a risk fund, the creation of a marketing fund to support the sale of Slovak as well as fresh food to combat climate change. action and from a certain turnover. In addition, it may be contrary to EU law. Slovakia is therefore at risk not only of the possible increase in food prices, but also of the potential abolition of this law at the level of the European Commission. TERNO and Tesco), which currently operate 726 retail and 6 wholesale outlets in Slovakia. Read the expression of the interests of your business members, Coop Jednota Slovakia, CBA, Delia, Labaš, Nitrazdroj, Fresh, Yeme and others. employing more than 500 employees. Read the 500th Advisory Club and express the level of tax advice in Slovakia. Read the SKDP statement.