Will Nawrocki help drivers? The president cannot ignore this survey
Over 63 percent Poles want the president to sign the law on the tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies – according to a survey for “Wprost”.
A week ago, the Sejm adopted a government bill introducing a tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies. It assumes that the new levy rate will be 60%. tax bases. However, the basis will not be the entire revenue of the company, but the surplus of revenues obtained over the level that the company would achieve using its average sales margin from 2025, increased by 20%.
Taxpayers are to be entrepreneurs who, from March 1 to December 31 this year. operate in Poland in the production of liquid fuels. The project also covers companies selling fuels imported or purchased intra-Community on the basis of a license to trade liquid fuels abroad.
Yesterday, the Senate adopted the bill without amendments, which means that its fate is now solely in the hands of the president. Even before the government adopted the act, Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to Karol Nawrocki for his signature, declaring that if this happens, the government will be able to reactivate the Lower Fuel Prices (CPN) package.
Poles about tax on extraordinary profits. Survey for “Wprost”
The majority of Poles also want the signature, as shown by the latest survey by SW Research for “Wprost”. To the question: “Should the president sign the act on excess profits of fuel companies?” as much as 63.2 percent respondents answered affirmatively. Only 12.7% are of the opposite opinion. respondents. 13.6 percent survey participants admitted that they had no knowledge on this topic, and every tenth answered “It’s hard to say.”
