Polish President Strikes Down Windfall Tax Law In Blow to Budget
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Donald Tusk accuses President Karol Nawrocki of blocking cheaper fuel. The Presidential Palace responds that the government wants to impose new costs on drivers.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk sharply criticized President Karol Nawrocki's decision to refer the act on tax on extraordinary profits from the sale of liquid fuels to the Constitutional Tribunal.
President Karol Nawrocki blocked a bill that would have allowed taxation of oil companies' enormous profits, which would have financed cheaper fuel at stations. "Remember this at the pumps," Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on Platform X on Saturday.
The president blocked the law that would have allowed taxation of the enormous profits of fuel companies, thanks to which it was possible to finance cheaper fuel at our stations - Donald Tusk wrote on the X platform on Saturday morning.
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