The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has reported that the Ministry of Finance will not adjust the value‑added tax rates for the M‑class of taxpayers in the upcoming period. According to the latest press release, the decision is motivated by the need to maintain stability in the tax burden for small and medium‑sized enterprises that rely on the M‑level simplified tax scheme. The Ministry emphasized that no amendments to the current M‑level tax brackets or rates will be introduced before the end of the fiscal year, despite recent fluctuations in global oil prices and inflationary pressures. The statement also clarified that existing exemptions and reduced rates remain unchanged, and that taxpayers will continue to apply the current methodology for calculating their VAT liabilities. The release further noted that the decision was taken after a thorough analysis of the fiscal impact and consultation with the European Commission, confirming compliance with EU VAT directives. In addition, the Ministry reminded taxpayers to regularly check the official NAV communications for any future updates, as this policy could be revisited if macro‑economic conditions change significantly. The announcement was published on 25 June 2026 and is available on the NAV news portal. This decision supports predictability for businesses and aligns with the 2026 national budget objectives, while also providing a clear framework for tax compliance and reporting. The Ministry encouraged taxpayers to utilise the online VAT calculation tools available on the NAV website to verify their obligations and to stay informed about any potential future adjustments to the tax system. By maintaining the current rates, the government aims to safeguard consumer purchasing power and to avoid disruptive changes in the market. The press release also highlighted that the unchanged M‑level rates will facilitate smoother financial planning for enterprises and reduce administrative burdens associated with tax recalculations.