There Will Be No "Generalised Tax Reduction" on Fuels, Says Roland Lescure
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Called for by several politicians in the face of rising fuel prices, a reduction in taxes is not on the agenda, according to the Minister of Economy Roland Lescure. But "additional aid" will be put in place from 1 October.
In the face of increasing station prices, the executive is working on extra thumbs. The exact outline will be revealed in "the next few hours or days".
On Monday, the Minister of Economy announced on France Inter that there would be "very likely additional aid from 1 October" concerning the rise in fuel prices.
As pump prices continue to fly away, the Minister of Economy, Roland Lescure, announced this Monday that there will be "very likely additional aid from 1 October", but not "a reduction in generalised taxes." As pump prices continue to fly, the Minister of Economy, Roland Lescure, announced this Monday that there will "very likely be additional aid from 1 October", but not "a reduction in generalised taxes." Invited by France Inter, he confirmed …
In the face of the current upsurge in fuel prices, the government is looking for solutions. If a reduction in taxes is not timely, new aid will be put in place to try to relieve the French purse.
The French authorities do not plan to lower fuel taxes despite record fuel prices, announced on Monday the head of the country ' s Minphine, Roland Lescur.
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