- Parliament voted against reducing VAT and excise duty for gasoline and diesel fuels.
- The decision means current tax rates on these fuels will remain unchanged.
- The proposal aimed to lower fuel prices for consumers.
- Opponents of the reduction cited potential revenue losses and budgetary concerns.
- Supporters argued it would provide financial relief to citizens facing high fuel costs.
Source: research.ibfd.org
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