Budget 2021: Carbon tax to be increased by €7.50

📆 10/13/2020 4:33 PM
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The Minister for Finance has announced that carbon tax will be increased by €7.50 per tonne of carbon dioxide, with the price of petrol and diesel to increase from midnight

In his Budget 2021 speech, Paschal Donohoe said that the charge will rise from €26 to €33.50, and will be applied to auto fuels from tonight and all other fuels from 1 May next.

Mr Donohoe said that the rise in carbon tax is an important step "in our collective efforts to decarbonise our economy". The price of petrol and diesel to increase from midnight tonight due to an increase to the Carbon Tax | @RTEBusiness | Follow live updates: https://t.co/kBBnoncFPy pic.twitter.com/JeNjvJL1sc

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It's the bus for the peasants.

Image brings tears to my eyes, never forget 9/11 😢

After all the tax loops - holding in a fart will do more

Can't wait to see the plan for how much the big companies are going to pay in carbon tax and where the money is going to be spent!

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