After the senators at the end of November, on Friday it was the turn of the National Assembly to vote, within the context of the rereading of the 2016 draft budget, and re-examine the proposed reduction of VAT on feminine hygiene products to 5.5 percent.
After the senators at the end of November, on Friday it was the turn of the National Assembly to vote, within the context of the rereading of the 2016 draft budget, and re-examine the proposed reduction of VAT on feminine hygiene products (...)
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