The Belarusian government has adjusted upward export duties on some petroleum products.
The corresponding decision is contained in the Council of Ministers Resolution No. 808 of October 31 of this year.
The document was officially published on the republic’s legal internet portal.
According to the resolution, from now on the duty on liquefied petroleum gases will be 49 dollars 70 cents per 1 ton (previously – 45.2 dollars).
The duty on ethane, butane, and isobutane has been increased from the previous $40.6 to $44.70.
Duties on crude oil, fuel oil, bitumen, petroleum jelly and paraffin remain at $0.
A similar zero rate applies to waste oil products, gasoline, diesel, benzene, toluene, lubricating oils and a number of other oil products.
