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Belgium Offers Tax Breaks for Greener Cars

23 September 2004

Xinhua. The Belgian government is providing owners of cars that emit less than 105g of CO2 per kilometer a 15 percent tax reduction. The discount will be calculated on the price paid for the car and will see some drivers saving up to 3,280 euros (about US$4,030). Cars with emissions of between 105 and 115g of CO2 will get a three percent tax break.

New light diesels would meet the requirements.

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