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Iran Parliament Levies Higher Tax on Power Consumption

Iran Parliament Levies Higher Tax on Power Consumption
Iran Parliament Levies Higher Tax on Power Consumption

Electricity subscribers will have to pay 10% of the cost of their power consumption as tax in their electricity bills next year (begins in March).
The Majlis agreed on Wednesday to raise tax from the current 8% to 10%. Lawmakers also exempted rural residents and agricultural wells from the rule, ISNA reported.
As per law, subscribes are charged a fixed amount as tax. The money is received by Iran Power Generation, Distribution and Transmission Company, and in its entirety must be spent on renewables and expanding rural power infrastructure.

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