Minister Andrzej Domański Says when Fuel Prices Will Be Lower
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Fuel prices at gas stations will be lower next week, announced Andrzej Domański, Poland's Minister of Finance and Economy. Earlier, President Karol Nawrocki announced that he had signed a law introducing a tax on excess profits of fuel companies.
Karol Nawrocki announced on Thursday, October 1, that he had signed a bill imposing a tax on windfall profits for oil companies. However, he demanded that fuel prices at the pumps be reduced immediately. Now the government is announcing the exact date of the reductions. And discrepancies have emerged.
Drivers can breathe a sigh of relief – fuel prices at stations across Poland are expected to drop by as much as one złoty per liter next week. Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański announced on Thursday during a press conference in the US that the government is ready to act immediately after the long-awaited president signs the bill.
Following President Karol Nawrocki's address on Thursday, the government announced that, in line with Prime Minister Donald Tusk's promise, it will reduce fuel prices at pumps as quickly as possible. Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański estimated that the reduction could amount to nearly 1 złoty per liter.
Fuel prices at stations will be lower next week, said Andrzej Domański, the Polish Minister of Finance and Economy, at a press conference in the United States on Thursday.
Fuel prices in Poland are expected to fall as early as early next week, Finance Minister Andrzej Domański announced. He added that after the bill signed by the president is published, the ministry will issue a regulation enabling the reduction of excise duty and VAT. The minister also criticized Karol Nawrocki, accusing him of extreme irresponsibility. "He's behaving like a spoiled child," he stated.
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