EU Energy Ministers Push Back Against New Gas Tax Plans
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Brussels aims to make electricity more convenient than gas and to standardise the criteria for network tariffs, but the Italian government fears repercussions on tax revenues and national regulatory autonomy. Pichetto Fratin challenges the plan in the midst of the new energy crisis.
Germany, Italy and Poland, together with other EU countries, have asked to withdraw from the Brussels plan to reduce light the obligation to apply excise duties equal to or lower than those on gas.
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diarioestrategia.clGermany, Italy and Poland, together with other countries of the European Union, have asked this Thursday to withdraw from the Brussels plan to reduce light the obligation to apply excise duties on electricity equal or lower than those on natural gas, considering that tax decisions must be negotiated separately and have [...] The entry Germany, Italy and Poland reject taxes on light equal or lower than those on gas as requested by Brussels aparec…
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