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Parliament: SYRIZA Law Proposal for Heating Allowance - "To Pay the Excess Profits of Refineries"

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"The extraordinary profits of the refineries should finance the relief of society," SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance demands, with a proposed law c
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"The extraordinary profits of the refineries should finance the relief of society," SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance demands, with a proposed law c

A SYRIZA-PS law proposal to address profiteering in fuel and energy, with an extraordinary contribution to the super-profits of refineries and a substantial reduction in the Special Consumption Tax, was announced by Christos Giannoulis from the rostrum of the Parliament. Criticizing the government amendment on the heating allowance, the SYRIZA-PS MP emphasized that citizens with […] The post Christos Giannoulis in the Parliament: “We are submitt…

SYRIZA-PS proposes an extraordinary contribution of 90% to the excess profits of refineries for 2026, above the 2022-2025 average increased by 20%, in order to support society in fuel and heating.

Proposal for a law to double the heating oil allowance, reduce the corporate income tax by 92.5% and tax excess profits at 90%.

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avgi.gr broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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