EU Rejects €26 Million State Aid to MAN Truck Manufacturer
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Poland's public aid of PLN 116 million for the expansion of the MAN truck factory in Niepołomice is incompatible with European Union law, the European Commission has found.
Poland granted over PLN 100 million in state aid to the MAN truck factory in Niepołomice, most of which was corporate income tax exemption. The European Commission deemed this form of support incompatible with EU law.
The European Commission has deemed state aid for the MAN factory in Niepołomice to be incompatible with EU law. This means that Poland cannot provide this aid.
The European Commission found on Monday that Poland's plan to support the expansion of the MAN truck factory in Niepołomice is incompatible with EU state aid rules. Therefore, Poland cannot grant the aid, the Commission announced.
Poland's plan to support the expansion of the MAN truck factory in Niepołomice is inconsistent with EU state aid rules, the European Commission has ruled. In its opinion, Poland cannot provide this aid. The support included a grant of over PLN 10 million and a corporate income tax exemption of over PLN 100 million.
Poland's public aid of PLN 116 million for the expansion of the MAN truck factory in Niepołomice is incompatible with EU law, the European Commission has ruled.
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