Polish President Makes U-Turn, Signs Windfall-Tax Bill Into Law
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The bill has been signed, the government is angry, and the president is dissatisfied, but he's always on the side of the Poles. Nawrocki's address suggests that the "step back" he has decided to take doesn't have to mean defensiveness.
President Karol Nawrocki delivered a speech. "Compelled by the current situation," he signed a government bill introducing a tax on excess profits of fuel companies. Here's the text (original spelling): "Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Compatriots, at the dawn of autumn, the question arises in Polish homes: Will we manage? Will we pay all the bills? Will we be able to afford to fill up the car? Will we have enough for electricity? Will...
The President of Poland, Karol Navrocsky, under pressure from the Government, signed a law on the taxation of over-profits by fuel companies.
The President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, signed the government's bill on the tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies, which is intended to finance discounts at gas stations and enable the continuation of the "Lower Fuel Prices" program. However, the decision was accompanied by an extremely strong message to the nation. Read: The President Signs the Bill on the Tax on Profits of Fuel Companies. Will Fuel Be Cheaper? Karol …
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has signed into law a bill introducing a windfall tax on oil companies and referred it to the Constitutional Tribunal for review, the President said on Thursday.
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