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Jakub Borowski

  • Jun 16

    Poland begins unwinding fuel-price shield as excise cut expires, VAT reduction stays until end of June

    The Ministry of Finance confirmed on Monday that the reduced excise duty on motor fuels will expire on 16 June, while the lower 8% VAT rate and maximum-price mechanism remain in force until 30 June.

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