- Poland is lowering VAT on fuel from 23% to 8% and reducing excise duties to a minimum to counteract fuel price increases due to the Middle East conflict.
- The government is concerned about fuel tourism and may intervene if it becomes significant.
- Other European countries, such as Hungary, Italy, Austria, Cyprus, and Spain, have also taken measures to address high fuel prices.
Source: taxlive.nl
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