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Irish Government Delays Carbon Tax Hike Amid Cost of Living Concerns
The Irish government has not yet made a decision on an October carbon tax hike as it weighs policy options and faces pressure over an EU-wide tax on energy firms. Leaders have warned of growing discontent regarding living costs, influencing the government's deliberations.
25 Aug, 04:30 — 25 Aug, 12:13
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irish-independent7d ago
Simon Harris under pressure over EU-wide tax on energy firms after leaders warn him of ‘growing discontent’ about living costs
Ministers from across bloc are due in Dublin next month to discuss what they called ‘an EU-wide framework to tax windfall profits’
By Sarah Collins
Read full article →the-journal6d ago
No decision made on October carbon tax hike as government weighs policy options
Simon Harris said the carbon tax increase trajectory was set before world conflicts such as Ukraine and the Middle East.
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First report: irish-independent · 25 Aug, 04:30|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h
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