Ifo-Institut: So Far, Oil Companies Have only Partially Passed on Fuel Discount
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In spite of fuel discounts, fuel companies have recently strongly increased the prices of petrol and diesel. According to an analysis by the Ifo Institute, this could not only be due to the oil price.
According to an investigation, the fuel discount is only partially passed on to consumers. 17 cents tax reduction would have reduced the diesel price by an average of 15 cents.
The Federal Government is trying to squeeze the expensive fuel prices with a fuel discount of 17 cents. However, this does not reach consumers completely.
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2 out of 17 cents tax reduction per litre do not arrive at pump at Munich, 07.10.26. The oil companies have the "Tankverkabung" called Der Beitrag Ifo: Ölmultis give tank discount only partially further appeared first on Oiger.
The fuel tax cut that came into force in Germany on 1 October has so far only been partially passed on to prices paid by consumers at petrol stations. This is according to recent calculations by the ifo Fuel Discount Tracker.” For diesel, petrol stations have passed on an average of 15 of the 17 euro minutes of the tax cut per litre in the first five days. For the Super E5 petrol, the average transit was just over 16 minutes, while for the Super…
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