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Italy sets special fuel duty rules for Livigno
Italy's Ministry of Economy and Finance has issued a decree dated 20 October 2026 on special duties applied to petrol, crude oil, diesel and other fuels in Livigno, a duty-free mountain town. The excerpt provided does not show the specific rates or amounts, so the scope of the change cannot be fully confirmed from this text.
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What does it mean?
Livigno is a duty-free zone, so fuel bought there normally avoids certain taxes. This decree sets out how a special duty on fuel applies in that area, which matters mainly for people who buy fuel there.
Who is affected?
People and businesses who buy petrol or diesel in Livigno.