The Department of Finance (DoF) said its proposed reforms in excise taxes on fuel and vehicles has gained the support of Clean Air Asia, an international nongovernment organization (NGO) advocating clean air initiatives.
The group noted the measure as an effective way of raising additional revenues, while curbing air pollution, by reducing the “wasteful consumption” of fossil fuels.
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