Financial Post Article Rating

Norway to hike taxes on power producers, fish farming by $3 bln

Sep 28, 2022 View Original Article
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    12% Somewhat Conservative

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    -10% Center

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68% : The extra taxes impose a resource rent tax on aquaculture and wind power, an increase in the resource rent tax on hydropower and an extraordinary tax on wind and hydropower due to the very high electricity prices.
48% : OSLO -- The Norwegian government plans to raise taxes on electricity producers and fish farmers, giving a total extra income for the government of some 33 billion crowns ($3.03 billion) per year, the finance ministry said on Wednesday.

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