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Belarus raises export duty on oil & oil products
19 Jan '07
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Government of Belarus has increased the export duties on oil and oil products on the basis of agreement signed with Russia.
According to a Government resolution, from January 1, 2007, the duty on crude oil exported from the Republic of Belarus to the countries outside the territory of Eurasian Economic Community stands at US $1,807 per ton.
The export duties on propane, ethene, propylene and other liquefied gases are fixed at $134 per ton.
Governments of both the countries signed an agreement on January 12 for export duties on crude oil supplied to Belarus in 2007.
According to a Government resolution, from January 1, 2007, the duty on crude oil exported from the Republic of Belarus to the countries outside the territory of Eurasian Economic Community stands at US $1,807 per ton.
The export duties on propane, ethene, propylene and other liquefied gases are fixed at $134 per ton.
Governments of both the countries signed an agreement on January 12 for export duties on crude oil supplied to Belarus in 2007.
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