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Taoiseach Hints at Fuel Tax Cuts, Rules Out Carbon Tax Delay
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has strongly hinted that cuts to excise duty on fuel are being considered to help households with rising energy costs due to the war in Iran, but he has ruled out delaying the carbon tax, emphasizing its importance as a revenue source.
15 Mar, 00:15 — 15 Mar, 05:30
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irish-independent20h ago
Taoiseach hints at tax cut to help with rising cost of fuel but rules out carbon tax delay
The Taoiseach has strongly hinted that cuts to excise duty on fuel are being considered to help households with the soaring cost of energy as a result of the war in Iran.
Read full article →the-journal1d ago
Taoiseach hints at fuel tax cuts but rules out any change to carbon tax
The carbon tax is a “very important” tax that allows the government to expand supports, says Micheál Martin.
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First report: the-journal · 15 Mar, 00:15|Full coverage: All 2 sources within 5h|Window: 5h
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