In 1€ of Diesel, 60 Cents. Are Taxed. ANAREC Accuses Government of Making Money with Fuels.
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The president of ANAREC asks to "lower the tax burden on fuels" due to the loss of "exaggerated competitiveness" vis-à-vis Spain. Differences can vary between 30 and 40 cents.
60 cents of each euro paid for one litre of diesel correspond to taxes in Portugal. The statement is made by the president of Anarec, João Durão, who accuses the government of earning money with fuels and of lying to the Portuguese. The head of the National Association of Energy and Fuel Resellers considers that the [...]
Buying fuel in Spain has become, according to the National Association of Energy Resellers, Fuels, Service Stations (Anarec), a daily practice for many Portuguese people who live or work near the border. The association guarantees that there are vehicles of different dimensions to cross regularly to acquire fuel and denounce the impact of this reality on Portuguese companies. [...]
The price of fuels is in historical peaks and therefore the theme of the tax burden has returned to the epicenter of the discussion. Critics are multiplying and the most recent ones have arisen by the voice of ANAREC (National Association of Energy Resellers, Fuels, Service Stations), for whom the problem is not only in the price of oil: it is [...] The post Fuel Resellers accuse Government of lying to the Portuguese.
Gas oil prices again generated criticism, with ANAREC pointing to the weight of taxes and the difference that drivers find when they supply in Spain.
Fuel dealers accuse the government of penalising the sector with the tax burden and warn of the daily leakage of consumers to Spain due to the difference in prices.
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