- The government rejected the opposition’s request to reduce excise duty and abolish VAT on oil despite rising fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict.
- The opposition submitted a resolution to lower excise tax and VAT on fuel and to subsidize oil prices for agriculture, public transport, and local producers.
- The resolution aims to prevent an economic and social crisis caused by high oil prices, which have sharply increased in recent weeks.
- Opposition leaders criticized the government for inaction and prioritizing political gains over citizens’ welfare.
- Government ministers argued that reducing taxes would harm the state budget and affect social allowances, and thus are not viable solutions.
Source: gazetaexpress.com
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