The measure seeks to mitigate the inflationary impact and holds the postponement scheme applied in recent years.
The Government It postponed until November 1 the update of taxes taxing the gasoline and dieselwhich was scheduled for this month. The decision was formalized through Decree 699/2025published on Tuesday in the Official Gazette, and modifies the schedule of increases defined last July by Decree 617/2025.
What taxes are postponed and how they affect the price of fuels
Postponement reaches taxes on Liquid fuels and carbon dioxidewhich by law must be adjusted quarterly depending on the evolution of the consumer price index (CPI) disseminated by INDEC. However, the Executive chose to defer its application to Avoid immediate transfer to suppliers.
In the recitals of the norm, it is indicated that the measure aims to “stimulate the growth of the economy within the framework of a sustainable fiscal path.” The automatic update of these taxes is provided for in Law 23,966, which establishes that the adjustments must be made in January, April, July and October of each year.
Ark and the application of NAFTA and GAS TAXES
The agency responsible for applying these updates is the Customs Collection and Control Agency (ARCA)under the Ministry of Economy. However, the government can postpone the entry into force of increases.
In parallel, the state oil company YPF continues to implement your “micropricing” scheme, A system that allows prices to vary dynamically according to demand, competition and vehicular flow. The company already applies this model in runners of Buenos Aires and, since August, stopped Announce monthly increases Unified for the whole country.
NAFTA DIESEL YPF Fuel Increase
Mariano Fuchila
According to company data, the new mechanism allowed increase night sales by 28% and double the use of digital payments through their application. The state oil company monitors 170 runners throughout the country through a real -time intelligence center, which analyzes the behavior of users in more than 1,600 service stations.
Source: Ambito
