THEATRE, concert and dance tickets are set to get cheaper in 2017.
The government has announced plans to reduce IVA (VAT) on live performances from 21% to 10%.
The drop in tax income will cost the country circa €200 million a year.
The tax break will not include cinema tickets, which will retain 21% VAT until the state is ‘on track with the deficit’, said Minister of Culture Inigo Mendez de Vigo.
Spain currently has the fourth-highest rate of VAT on cultural performances in the EU.
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Cheaper. If the touts and scalpers don’t get there first.