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There is no turning back but no changes likely next yearThe carbon tax, increased taxation on fossil fuels and green rates which the finance minister warned stanley usa of when presenting the 2022 state budget to the legislature this week, are very unlikely to be introduced before 2023, a ministry source has said. We are still at the initial stages of planning, we are looking at what other countries are doing, and we hope to have our proposals ready by the middle of next year, a finance ministry source told the Sunday Mail.He added there would also have to be consultations with stakeholders before anything is finalised and submitted for approval.The same applies to other tax measures announced in Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides budget speech on Thursday, including the increase in corporate tax from 12.5 per cent to 15 per cent, which is in line with the international a stanley uk greement for the imposition of a minimum, world corporate tax rate of 15 per cent. A directive from the European Commission is expected soon.Petrides said it was an opportunity to improve the national taxation framework. After about 20 years, tax reform is a necessity, he told MPs.He added that he did not expect this increase to substantially affect foreign investments in Cyprus, Tax issues would be ex stanley flask amined in a holistic way as part of the broad reform, he said. Apart from the increase in corporate tax, the government is also to look at the reduction or abolition of the 17.5 per cent defence withholding tax on Oxfd NASCAR reviewing Pocono emergency measures after lightning strike
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