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Mitsotakis Dangles Fuel Tax Cut Provided EU Backs Move

Greece could consider temporarily reducing its high taxation on fuel amid the cost-of-living crisis provided it receives the go-ahead from the European Union, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Sunday.

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At least at the level of 25 cents per liter, the state and corporate subsidy for heating oil will be limited to below 1.75 cents per liter from October 15

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis essentially predicts that the measures the government will take on fuel will not be sufficient due to the "unprecedented geopolitical turmoil" The post Mitsotakis: He is preparing us for a "difficult winter" - He throws the ball to the EU for a reduction in VAT on fuel appeared first on in.gr.

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The risk of the government being held responsible for the effects of the international rally in energy prices and the resulting climate of concern and fear that is forming in society for the coming winter, combined with the need to change the agenda from the misguided statements of government officials that followed the TIF, Mr. Mitsotakis accelerated the announcements on heating oil and fuels. Although their implementation will take place in O…

"Mr. Mitsotakis insists on turning reality upside down, presenting the support of the energy groups that they hoard as "support" for ordinary households, which in order to heat up will have to purchase heating oil at a much higher price than last October," the KKE states, in its comment, on the Prime Minister's Sunday post. "Instead of Mr. Mitsotakis throwing the ball to the floor, with the talk of intervening in the EU for the temporary reducti…

The KKE harshly commented on Kyriakos Mitsotakis' Sunday post, where he stated that the price of heating oil will be set at 1.75 euros per liter, accusing the prime minister of throwing the ball to the floor and insisting on turning reality upside down, as the price is much higher than a year ago.

The government is expected to announce new measures to address energy precision this week, with Kyriakos Mitsotakis also raising the possibility of a temporary reduction in fuel taxes on the European table, provided that the European Union allows this. In his weekly review of government work, the Prime Minister referred to […]

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