The Cost of Fuel Tax Subsidies Has Become Clear: Revenue Loss Will Exceed 370 Billion Lira.
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Economy - Tax adjustments made to prevent the impact of rising global oil prices on citizens have resulted in a massive loss in the budget. As of the end of August, the amount of excise tax and VAT forgone by the state exceeded 280 billion lira.
The tax regulation implemented to limit fuel prices and protect citizens following the sharp rise in oil prices has resulted in a significant loss of revenue for the Treasury. As of the end of August, the amount of excise tax and VAT forgone exceeded 280 billion lira, and if the current practice continues, this figure is expected to surpass 370 billion lira by the end of the year.
Tax cuts implemented to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices due to the US-Iran war on citizens have resulted in a heavy financial burden for the Treasury, with revenue losses from excise tax and VAT expected to exceed 370 billion lira by the end of the year.
The imposition of a tax to limit the impact of fuel price increases on consumers, following the rise in oil prices caused by the war between the US and Iran, has resulted in a heavy financial burden for the Treasury. As of the end of August, the revenue loss from excise tax and VAT exceeded 280 billion Turkish Lira, and it is estimated that the total loss will surpass 370 billion Turkish Lira if the current practice continues until the end of th…
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