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Slovakia's VAT rate is reduced to 10% on some goods (e.g., books, textbooks, and medicines). Normal VAT is 20%.
How much would we pay for a book that cost 69.00 euros if we didn't have to pay VAT?
How much would we pay for a book that cost 69.00 euros if we didn't have to pay VAT?
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