Export duty for oil to rise by 24% to $144.4/ton in Russia from June 1st
The export duty for oil in Russia will rise by 24% to $144.4/ton from June 1st 2015 against $116.5/ton in May.
Chief expert of the Department of Tax and Tax-Customs Policy of the Ministry of Finance, A. Sakovich, said that the average oil price on April 15-May 14 2015 made up $62.59048/barrel or $456.9/ton. A month earlier the average price was $53.475/barrel or $90.4/ton.
According to Mr. Sakovich, the preferential export duty for oil for a number of deposits stays zero.
The preferential duty for super-viscous oil next month will be $18.5 against $14.7 in May.
The duty for naphtha will be $122.7, saleable petrol - $112.6, for light oil products and greasing oils - $69.3, dark oil products (without oils and coke) - $109.7, coke - $9.3. The duty for LPG will be zero.
