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Nuno de Oliveira Garcia and Maria Mourão Lima Ferreira on the announcement of the excess profits tax for the distribution sector | Observador
31 October, 2022
El Observador includes, in its article on the new excess profits tax for the distribution sector in Portugal, the statements of Nuno de Oliveira Garcia and Maria Mourão Lima Ferreira, head of tax and tax lawyer at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo in Portugal.
“With specific regard to the distribution and retail sector, there is the case of Hungary which, in June this year, published a decree determining the application of taxes on extraordinary profits in the banking, insurance, energy, telecommunications, airlines, pharmaceuticals and retail sectors”.
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“With specific regard to the distribution and retail sector, there is the case of Hungary which, in June this year, published a decree determining the application of taxes on extraordinary profits in the banking, insurance, energy, telecommunications, airlines, pharmaceuticals and retail sectors”.
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