The Government Is Raising Excise Tax on Alcohol and Ending the Lower VAT Rate on 0% Beer and Energy Drinks. Higher Prices in the New Year.
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The government has made a decision regarding alcohol. On Tuesday, September 22nd, the Council of Ministers adopted a bill that will increase excise tax on almost all alcoholic beverages from January 1st, 2027, which will translate into higher prices in stores. According to the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, a key figure was also revealed: the tax on cider and perry will increase the most, by approximately 26%, while vodka, beer, and wine wil…
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The government has approved a bill raising the excise tax on alcohol and the 0% VAT rate on energy drinks and beer from 2027. The proceeds, totaling PLN 1.4 billion, will go entirely to the National Health Fund. Read the government is raising the excise tax on alcohol and ending the lower VAT rate on 0% beer and energy drinks. Higher prices starting in the new year on the Spotted Lublin website - Lublin News.
The government decided on Tuesday that the excise tax rate on alcoholic beverages will be raised from 2027. It also plans to eliminate preferential taxation of soft drinks and energy drinks.
The government has adopted a draft law that is intended to eliminate preferential taxation of beverages that are non-alcoholic equivalents of alcoholic beverages, as well as energy drinks, the Chancellery of the Prime Minister announced.
The government plans to increase excise duty on alcohol in 2027. The goal is to limit access to alcohol. Therefore, taxes on beer, wine, fermented beverages and intermediate products, as well as low-alcohol cider and perry, will increase.
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