Slovenia Collects the Green Light From the EU to Reduce Excise Duties on Fuels
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Green disc of the ECOFIN to the demands of the government of Ljubljana: now expects the notification of the formal decision
Load tourism starts again. Next destination Ljubljana, in Slovenia. The country has obtained the final green light of the European Union to apply, for six months, excise duties on petrol and...
EU finance ministers have finally approved Slovenia's request to temporarily reduce excise duties on petrol and diesel below the minimum level allowed in EU legislation. Excise duties will be adjusted to the prices of derivatives on the market, said Minister Šircelj.
For those who live near a border, even a few cents of difference can turn a normal daily expense into an opportunity for savings. It is especially when the cost of fuel becomes a heavy item in the family budget that motorists start to look across the border, comparing prices and considering if it should travel a few kilometers more... Read More
The price of the "green" falls by 12 cents, while the diesel goes down to 1.84 euros per litre. The Ecofin gives Ljubljana the green light to cut excise duties under European minimums.
It will be the European country where petrol and diesel will cost less: green light to Ljubljana to reduce taxes on fuels. Meanwhile the Friuli-Venezia Giulia spends approximately 65 million euros per year for discounts to borderers
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