Energy set the requirements for refiners to access the incentive regime

Energy set the requirements for refiners to access the incentive regime

The RIAIC has the objective of “guarantee supply” and search offset extraordinary costs of taxes paid by import diesel due to the marked rise in its price. The program was announced in mid-June as a result of the conflicts unleashed with the agricultural sector and rural employers due to the lack of diesel that made harvesting difficult.

Those who wish to do so must submit a request for the amount paid in fuel taxes liquids and carbon dioxide for 150% of the volume of crude oil supplied to small refineries in affected regions.

It will be understood by surplus domestic supplier to the refiners that, counting on the full use of their installed capacity, have volumes imported grade two and three diesel exceed 10% of the volume of their refinery production of the same fuel during the last two months.

The refiners will have to have had a average annual participation in 2021 in domestic supply of diesel that was one percentage point higher than its Mobile Bimonthly Participation in the Internal Supply of Diesel for the last two months.

They will be identified as Small Refineries in Affected Regions (PReRA) those that have not processed volumes of crude oil greater than 50,000 cubic meters per month between 2019 and 2021, and that are located in basins with an average decline for the total production of conventional and unconventional crude oil, between 2006 and 2021, excluding 2020, greater than 6%. In addition, they must not have the possibility of supplying crude oil through pipelines from basins with a decline lower than that established in the previous paragraph.

The request to integrate the RIAIC must be made from this Tuesday September 6 and until September 15 next. The Secretary of Energy will verify the information, inform if it was approved and will issue an electronic bond that must be paid by those adhered to as taxes on Fuels and Carbon Dioxide, for all taxable events and imports of fuels, which are perfected within 90 days after accreditation, being non-endorsable.

If in a fiscal period the advances paid exceed the determined tax, the aforementioned balance in favor may only be used to pay the obligations corresponding to taxable events and imports that are perfected within the aforementioned term.

Source: Ambito

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