(HU) Itt a 95%-os adókulcs: hatalmas különadó-emelésről döntött a kormány
The government imposed a 95 percent extra profit tax on Mol, the amendment to this decree was published in the Magyar Közlöny on Wednesday.
The government amended its previous decree in order to withdraw the extra profit from sanctioned gasoline prices and direct it to the overhead protection fund.
The government changed the decree on extra profit taxes on two points. One of the amendments is that the extra-profit special tax rate for petroleum product producers is 95 percent instead of the previous 40 percent.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán wrote on his Facebook page on Wednesday: “in the last few days, the Brussels crude oil sanctions came into effect, what we feared has happened. From now on, sanctioned gasoline prices are in effect all over Europe. In Hungary, we will withdraw the resulting extra profit and direct it to the overhead protection fund”.
MTI
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