The zero IGIC on fuels remains in the Canary Islands during August
The Canary Islands Government extends the zero IGIC rate on fuels for August, after June's CPI exceeded 15% variation.
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The Canary Islands Government extends the zero IGIC rate on fuels for August, after June's CPI exceeded 15% variation.
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