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The previous excise duty cut expired on the Sunday before the new decree was published.
The new excise duty cut on diesel decided by the government comes into force today.
According to the Mef-Mase interministerial decree published in the Official Journal, the tax discount is equal to 4.88 cents per liter (VAT included) and will remain in force until 23 November.
The previous cut expired last Sunday.
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Excise duty cut deadline set for November 23rd
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