No Excise Duty on Propane and Natural Gas From October 1. What m...
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The Bulgarian Parliament has approved a regulation exempting LPG and natural gas from excise tax from October 1 to December 31, 2026. The cost of this measure to the state budget is expected to be approximately 20 million euros.
No excise duty on propane-butane and methane until December. This was decided by the parliament, adopting amendments to the Excise Duties and Tax Warehouses Act in two readings. This is one of the main measures proposed by the government to reduce the impact of high fuel prices on the population and business. It will cover nearly 460,000 vehicles, of which 395,000 are propane-butane vehicles and 65-70,000 - methane, BNT reports. A zero excise ra…
Starting October 1, drivers who fill their cars with LPG or natural gas will benefit from a temporary tax break. Parliament has finally approved a zero excise duty on both types of fuel, with the measure remaining in effect until December 31, 2026. The amendments to the Excise and Tax Warehouses Act were adopted in a single plenary session – immediately after their approval at first reading, the MPs decided to consider them for final considerati…
Parliament has finally approved a zero excise duty rate for natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) used as motor fuel. The measure will take effect from ...
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