Fuels: with the Fall in Consumption, the State's Tax Revenues Have Fallen by €357 Million Since the Beginning of the Year
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While pump prices are blazing, the idea that the state is bailing out its pockets thanks to fuel taxes is swept away by the Minister of Public Accounts. David Amiel recalled that the fall in the volume consumed, combined with the decrease in excise revenues, has led to a net deficit of 357 million euros since the beginning of the year.
Minister of Public Accounts David Amiel confirms lack of tax revenue on fuels since the beginning of the year, while excluding the existence of a State cash pool Revenues
As a result of rising prices, consumers buy less fuel.
The State's tax revenue on fuel has fallen by 357 million euros since the beginning of the year, according to Public Accounts Minister David Amiel, a loss of profits slightly less than any other year.
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