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Bundesrat approves fuel discount – cheaper at the pump from October 1

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The Bundesrat has approved the fuel discount. The fuel tax cut takes effect from October 1. In parallel, Markus Söder is calling for a fundamental reform of energy taxes.

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The Bundesrat has approved the fuel discount. This means the tax cut on fuels takes effect from October 1 – in the middle of a phase in which the states in the Bundesrat are clearly taking a position against higher taxes.

The report is part of Handelsblatt's running newsblog on federal politics. The ticker bundles several decisions from the federal government and states on a single day.

What is known so far about the fuel discount

According to Handelsblatt, the Bundesrat has approved the fuel discount, which comes into force on October 1. Handelsblatt's newsblog provides details on the exact amount of the relief and its precise duration.

The political mood in the upper chamber was clear beforehand: the state representatives spoke out against higher taxes. This stance likely paved the way for the approval of the fuel discount.

Söder calls for fundamental reform of energy taxes

In parallel, Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder is applying pressure and calling for a fundamental reform of energy taxes. The Handelsblatt report does not specify what this reform would look like in concrete terms.

Bundestag passes Federal Police Act

In another agenda item, the Bundestag passed the Federal Police Act following a new vote. Details on the amendment and the voting behavior are provided by Handelsblatt in its running update.

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