捷克下议院初步支持对炼油部门征收一项特别税，该税将于2026年和2027年实施，税率为毛利润较2025年增长额的50%。
The Czech lower house gave initial backing to an extraordinary tax on the refining sector to be applied in 2026 and 2027 and set at 50% of the increase in gross margins versus 2025.
周二晚些时候，议员们在一读中对该部门征收暴利税的提议进行了投票，该立法现已提交至议会委员会。该税预计将适用于捷克炼油厂的唯一运营商、波兰的奥伦公司（PKN.WA）。奥伦公司、反对派政治人物以及该国的工业联合会均反对这一举措。政府表示，由于全球市场形势导致炼油厂利润率上升并推高了燃料价格，因此有必要征收此税。财政部预计，2026年从对炼油厂征收的拟议特别税中可为预算筹集55亿克朗（约合2.5308亿美元）。
Lawmakers voted on the proposal of a windfall tax on the sector in the first of three readings late on Tuesday, and the legislation now goes to a parliamentary committee The tax is expected to apply to the sole operator of Czech refineries, Poland's Orlen (PKN.WA) Orlen, opposition politicians and the country's Industry Confederation have opposed the measure The government says it is needed due to the increase in refineries' margins because of the situation in global markets, which has raised fuel prices The finance ministry expects to raise 5.5 billion crowns ($253.08 million) for the budget from the proposed extraordinary tax on refineries in 2026