The control of fuel stations is being implemented to ensure compliance with the reduction of VAT.

The government is conducting inspections of fuel stations to verify adherence to the lowered Value Added Tax. A statement released by the Revenue Department outlines a specific period for a preferential tax rate. From March 24th, 2026, through April 6th, 2026, a reduced rate of 10 percent will be applied to the distribution of energy resources, commonly known as fuels.

This initiative follows a decision made during an extraordinary government session yesterday. The government determined both the specific goods subject to this preferential treatment and the timeframe for its implementation. Consequently, a 10 percent preferential tax rate will be in effect for fuel circulation between March 24th at midnight and April 6th at midnight, 2026.

The Revenue Department has communicated this information to all retailers. The purpose of this action is to support consumers and businesses during this transitional period. The government’s oversight ensures compliance with the newly established preferential tax policy regarding fuel.

This targeted approach reflects the government’s commitment to managing economic adjustments effectively.

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