- Spain plans to announce a new relief package with energy tax cuts to address rising energy costs.
- Proposed measures include reducing VAT on gasoline and diesel from 21% to 10%, lowering the special electricity tax, and removing the 7% tax on power generation.
- The goal is to reduce the tax burden for both businesses and consumers across the energy supply chain.
- The initiative responds to energy price instability in Europe and aims to provide immediate price relief while allowing for future policy adjustments.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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