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Tax authority demanded €62 million in IMI from dams, but concessionaires have paid only 3%

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Portugal's tax authority sought €62 million in IMI (municipal property tax) from dam concessionaires, yet the companies have paid just 3% of the claimed amount.

Diário de Notícias21 Jan

Tax authority demanded €62 million in IMI from dams, but concessionaires have paid only 3%

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Tax authority demanded €62 million in IMI from dams, but concessionaires have paid only 3%

Tax authority demanded €62 million in IMI from dams, but concessionaires have paid only 3%