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A correction notice amends the amount stated in the summary of an amendment to the Madeira Legislative Assembly's private budget. The correct figure is 52,000 euros, not 512,000 euros.
The Autonomous Region of Madeira has changed the unit rates of the tax on petroleum and energy products applicable to petrol, road diesel and marked coloured diesel. The new rates take effect from 26 October 2026.
The Regional Government Council approved a proposal to change the income tax rates applicable to residents of the Region. The bill will be submitted to the Legislative Assembly of Madeira under an urgent procedure.
The Region has updated the unit rates of the tax on petroleum and energy products applicable to unleaded petrol, road diesel and coloured and marked diesel. The new rates take effect on 19 October 2026.
The Administrative Council of the Madeira Legislative Assembly approved a 52,000-euro adjustment to expenditure in its own budget. The measure is intended to ensure that expenditure is correctly allocated according to its economic nature.
Ordinance No. 580/2026 changes the unit rates of the tax on petroleum and energy products applicable in the Region. The new rates for petrol, road diesel and marked coloured diesel take effect on 3 October.
The Region has updated the unit rates of the tax on petroleum and energy products applicable to petrol, road diesel, and marked coloured diesel. The new rates take effect from 3 October 2026.
Ordinance No. 533/2026 alters the distribution of charges for the acquisition of road fuels for the RAM fleet, with a total value exceeding 2 million euros.
Ordinance No. 534/2026 amends the unit rates of the Tax on Petroleum and Energy Products (ISP) applicable in the Autonomous Region of Madeira, effective from September 21, 2026.
An exceptional regime has been published to help social solidarity institutions and equivalent entities bear the cost of non-recoverable VAT on projects funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
The financial support that subsidizes the VAT on projects under the Recovery and Resilience Plan now also covers investment in the Regional Health Service, with the total amount increased to over 5.3 million euros.
Ordinance No. 518/2026 increases financial support to compensate for non-recoverable VAT for social institutions and expands the scope to include projects of the Regional Health Service funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR).