No cuts in oil derivatives excise
The Ministry of Finance has approved the proposal of the Ministry of Mining and Energy to increase fuel prices by 12.48% on the average. An analysis of the impact that lower excise on oil derivatives would have on the republic budget and inflation, conducted by the Ministry of Finance, showed it would be impossible to reduce excise duties at this moment, because it would affect adversely budget revenues, while contributing just slightly to containing inflation.
A comparative analysis of fiscal burdens on diesel fuel and gasoline in 10 neighboring countries showed that fiscal levies on diesel fuel and gas in Serbia are among the lowest in the region.
Impact of lower oil derivatives excise on the republic budget and inflation
Excise cut in dinars |
Reduction of budget inflow by the end of the year |
|
by 6 dinars |
RSD9.912bn |
|
by 3 dinars |
RSD4.956bn |
|
by 2 dinars |
RSD3.304bn |
|
by 1 dinar |
RSD1.652bn |
|
Changes in oil derivatives prices |
Impact on inflation |
|
Proposed oil derivatives price rise |
0.68% |
|
Excise lower by: |
|
|
1 dinar |
0.57% |
|
2 dinar |
0.47% |
|
3 dinar |
0.37% |
|
6 dinar |
0.06% |

