Petrol import tariffs go up
10:22 | 04/07/2012

VGP - The Ministry of Finance (MoF) on July 3 raised import taxes on some petroleum products by 2%. It was the fifth time that fuel taxes have changed this year.  

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According to Circular 109/2012/TT-BTC, published yesterday by the MoF, tariffs on RON 97 Oil, naphtha, reformate and alpha olefin rose from 10% to 12%.

Diesel tax was increased to 10% and the tariffs on aeroplane fuel and kerosene also rose to 12%.

Earlier, on July 2, the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance cut retail prices of petrol, kerosene and oil on the domestic market following a fall in world oil prices.

The price for A2 petrol dropped by VND 600 per litre to VND 20,600 (US$ 0.98).

Diesel oil prices fell by VND 200 per litre to VND 19,900 and kerosene dropped to VND 20,050./.

By Khanh Phuong

 

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