Marinakis: If Permission Is Granted by the EU for the Expenditure Ceiling, the VAT on Fuel Can Be Reduced
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▶ Revenues from excise duty and VAT are a key pillar of the Budget and make any permanent tax intervention more expensive. The government is keeping open the possibility of a temporary reduction in the Special Consumption Tax on fuel, provided that the European Union allows extraordinary interventions without burdening the expenditure limits. Behind the reservation, however, lies a number that explains […]
The economy remains at the forefront of political debate, with energy accuracy and fuel costs taking center stage. The government is making the European exemption a condition for proceeding with an extraordinary reduction in the Special Consumption Tax (SCT) on fuel, while opposition parties are strongly criticizing the government's handling. Marinakis: …
The economy remains at the forefront of political debate, with energy accuracy and fuel costs at the center of the debate. The government is making the European exemption a condition for proceeding with an extraordinary reduction in the Special Consumption Tax (EFK) on fuels, while opposition parties are strongly criticizing the government's handling. Marinakis: ... More www.ertnews.gr
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ΡΕΘΕΜΝΟΣ ΕΦΗΜΕΡΙΔΑ: ΡΕΘΥΜΝΟ ΝΕΑ ΕΙΔΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΡΗΤΗ…A prerequisite for reducing the Special Consumption Tax on fuel is to obtain permission from the European Union so that it does not count towards the expenditure ceiling, the government minister argued...More...
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