PiS Wants to Reduce VAT and Excise Taxes on Fuel. Who Will Pay for This?
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The opposition is demanding government intervention. It wants Orlen to stimulate fuel prices. PiS is also demanding tax cuts by the end of the year. It is submitting a bill to the Sejm on this matter. Prices at gas stations are breaking records. A liter of gasoline now costs almost eight zlotys. Diesel costs nine. "Even though the price of oil on global markets isn't the highest in history, it is much cheaper than it was at its peak, and even th…
The opposition emphasizes that current prices at the pump are the highest in history and unacceptable, especially for farmers and transport companies. That's why PiS is appealing to the government to intervene in the fuel market, says Przemysław Czarnek. However, they don't indicate where the funding will come from.
The current prices at the pumps – as the opposition emphasizes – are the highest in history and unacceptable to Poles, especially farmers and transport workers. Therefore, the Law and Justice party is once again appealing to the government to intervene in the fuel market.
Przemysław Czarnek has submitted a bill to reduce excise duty and VAT on fuels by the end of the year. "What's on the bill is unacceptable," he said.
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