The Government is announcing increased sales tax on diesel powered cars in the coming years, after it has become clear that there is more pollution from diesel engines than previously estimated.
Increased tax on diesel powered cars
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Tore Sanner from the Conservative Party (Høyre) questions the Prime Minister's tax reform. Who will pay more tax if some will pay less, asks Sanner.
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The tax rates will be cut, says Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg. He is not pleased with the way the tax system that he has been running for almost eight consecutive years.
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