SYRIZA Amendment to Reduce the Special Consumption Tax
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The SYRIZA-PS amendment proposes reducing the Special Consumption Tax (EFK) on fuel to the lowest permitted limit in the European Union for one year, with the possibility of extension. SYRIZA-PS refutes the Prime Minister's claim about the need for European approval, stressing that the reduction is imperative to address accuracy and support citizens and small and medium-sized enterprises.
An amendment proposed by the Greek Parliament provides for the reduction of the Special Consumption Tax on fuels to the lowest permitted level in the European Union.
Proposal for a one-year application with the possibility of extension, aiming to relieve households and small and medium-sized businesses from the burden of accuracy
The SYRIZA Parliamentary Group submitted to Parliament an amendment to reduce the Excise Duty on fuel to the lowest permitted level in the EU. As SYRIZA MPs report, “what Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis claims, that he needs special approval from the EU to proceed with a temporary reduction of the Excise Duty on fuel […]
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