FINLAND: Minister hints at beer, spirits tax roll-back
By Gerard O'Dwyer | 12 January 2007
The Finnish government may look at increasing taxes levied on beers and spirits by 10%, said Liisa Hyssala, the country's Health and Social Services Minister.
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The Finnish government may look at increasing taxes levied on beers and spirits by 10%, said Liisa Hyssala, the country's Health and Social Services Minister.
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