The Government Has Approved the New Tax Bill.
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The government has adopted a bill introducing a tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies, announced Council of Ministers spokesman Adam Szłapka. He added that if the bill is signed by the president, the government will revert to the Lower Fuel Prices program.
The government has approved a bill imposing a tax on windfall profits for fuel companies. The tax would apply to excess revenue from liquid fuel sales from March to December 2026.
On Tuesday, the Council of Ministers adopted a bill on the tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies, said government spokesman Adam Szłapka. He stressed that the bill is identical to the previous law, which President Karol Nawrocki sent to the Constitutional Court.
The Council of Ministers has adopted a draft law for the second time on a tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies. Government spokesman Adam Szłapka emphasized that this is a response to the extraordinary profits of corporations in a difficult geopolitical situation. Will the law come into force this time?
Fuel prices are taking their toll on drivers every time they fill up. The government's CPN program, which lowers fuel prices at pumps, expired at the end of August. It's possible the program will return. The government today approved a proposed tax on windfall fuel profits. This is the second attempt at this.
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