The EDT lays down rules for the taxation of energy products used as motor or heating fuels and for electricity. Today’s report shows that while it initially made a positive contribution to the internal market, current rules do not contribute to the new EU regulatory framework and policy objectives in the area of climate and energy, where technology, national tax rates and energy markets have all evolved considerably over the past 15 years. For example, no link exists between the minimum tax rates of fuels and their energy content and CO2 emissions.
jueves, 10 de octubre de 2019
La Comisión Europea quiere reformar la imposición energética
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