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ZAGREB, 22 March (Hina) - Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said on Tuesday that the relevant European directive did not make it possible for the Value Added Tax rate on fuels to be lowered and that it was necessary to take into account a broader picture, while Croatian Employers Association head Damir Zorić called for a floating rate.
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