Serbia has increased excise duties on petroleum products following a partial reversal of a temporary tax reduction introduced earlier this year.
Under a government decision effective from 22 to 28 June, excise rates on key fuel categories have risen by approximately 12.5% compared with the previous week.
The excise duty on unleaded petrol has been increased to €0.55 per liter, up from €0.49 per liter. The duty on diesel fuel now stands at €0.57 per liter, compared with €0.51 per liter, while the rate for leaded petrol has been raised to €0.59 per liter, up from €0.52 per liter.
The changes follow a temporary reduction introduced in May, when the government cut fuel excise duties by around 20% from standard levels in response to market conditions.
The revised excise rates will apply during the current pricing period, while future adjustments will depend on further government decisions.
