Now the Authorities in Our Country Want an Excise Tax of 6,000 Euros for the Most Powerful Cars
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The government is proposing an excise tax of 500 to 6,000 euros for the most powerful cars. The measure is included in the amendments to the Excise and Tax Warehouses Act approved by the Council of Ministers, but is not yet final. The bill must be considered at first and second reading by the 52nd National Assembly. The new tax will apply to passenger cars with an internal combustion engine with a maximum useful power of 250 kW and above. Four l…
Owners of powerful cars with engines over 340 horsepower will pay a new excise tax. Its amount will depend on the engine power and will vary between 500 and 6,000 euros. This is provided for by changes to the Law on Excise Duties and Tax Warehouses, approved by the Council of Ministers. The lowest rate of 500 euros will be for cars with a power of 250 to 300 kW (340–408 hp). For cars between 301 and 350 kW, the excise tax will be 1,500 euros, an…
The government proposes to introduce an excise tax on cars with an internal combustion engine power of 250 kilowatts (340 horsepower) and above, with the tax reaching up to 6,000 euros. The measure is set out in amendments to the Excise and Tax Warehouses Act, approved by the Council of Ministers. Four excise tax rates are envisaged, depending on the maximum useful power of the […]
Powerful cars over 250 KW, or 340 horsepower, will be subject to excise duty. However, this will not apply to electric cars. These changes to the Excise Duty Act and ...
The government has changed its plans for an additional excise tax on powerful cars. Instead of a single rate, as was originally intended, it now proposes four different rates depending on power.
The government will fill the budget with excise duty on powerful cars. This is understood from amendments to the Excise Duty and Tax Warehouses Act (EDT) adopted by the cabinet today. The excise duty will only apply to cars with internal combustion engines, and will...
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