Diesel fuel became cheaper in Ukraine: as of April 12, a liter of resource costs an average of UAH 46.46, which is 29 kopecks. less than the day before. Prices for A-95 gasoline remained at the same level – UAH 46.63/l.
It is reported by Enkorr. It is noted that the most expensive diesel is sold in the SOCAR network – 48.99 UAH/l. Next come:
- Shell – 48.89 UAH/l;
- WOG – 47.99 UAH/l;
- AMIC – 47.12 UAH / l;
- Avias – 47 UAH / l;
- KLO, BVS – 46.99 UAH/l;
- Autotrans – 46.98 UAH/l;
- U.GO – 46.24 UAH / l.
The lowest prices were set in the Prime network – 43.5 UAH/l. She is followed by:
- VST, UPG – 43.9 UAH/l;
- BRSM-Oil – 43.92 UAH / l;
- Ukr-Petrol – 44 UAH / l.
Most of all, prices dropped during the day at Neftek gas stations – by 2 UAH/l, to 45.99 UAH/l. Also, the cost of the resource was listed in the networks:
- OKKO, WOG – 1 UAH/l to 47.99 UAH/l;
- BRSM-Oil – by 10 kopecks/l, up to UAH 43.92/l;
- UPG – by 1.5 UAH/l to 43.9 UAH/l;
- Quorum – by 30 kop./l to 45.38 UAH/l.
How much does gasoline cost
The cost of gasoline A-95, according to analysts, remained at the same level of 46.63 UAH/l. High prices – 48.99 UAH / l – were set in OKKO, WOG and SOCAR networks. They are followed by:
- Shell – 48.4 UAH/l;
- Avias – 47 UAH / l;
- KLO, BVS – 46.99 UAH/l;
- Autotrans – 46.98 UAH/l;
- AMIC – 46.74 UAH / l.
The lowest prices are in the VST network, 42.9 UAH/l. And besides, in:
- Ukr-Petrol – 43.5 UAH/l;
- Olas – 43.9 UAH/l;
- Avantage 7 – 44 UAH / l.
“Tax on gasoline” increase
At the same time, from July 1 in Ukraine, the value-added tax (VAT) on fuel will be returned to the pre-war level of 20%. It currently stands at 7%. At the same time, according to the head of the Parliamentary Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Daniil Getmantsev, the tax cut did not affect prices.
“I believe that lowering these rates was a huge mistake. It did not affect the price of fuel in any way. … It led to a white market? No! Illegal barrels grew like mushrooms after the rain,” he explained.
As GLOBAL HAPPENINGS reported, experts advise Ukrainians living in small towns to refuel at large gas stations. There is much less risk of getting low-quality fuel.
Source: Obozrevatel
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