The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) Rules, 2022
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This section only shows headings for citation, application, interpretation, and Part II pricing formula. This section is titled “Development of Pricing Formula” under Part III, Market Manipulation. This section states a prohibition and refers to offences against pricing and business manipulation. This text is a section heading for Section 7: Monitoring, with no rule stated in the excerpt. This section heading indicates rules about summoning powers, licence suspension or revocation, general penalties, revocation and savings, and authority to supplement procedures as needed.
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Section 3
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3. Citation. Application. Interpretation. PART II PRICING FORMULA
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Section 4
AI-assisted research summary: This section is titled “Development of Pricing Formula” under Part III, Market Manipulation.
4. Development of Pricing Formula. PART III MARKET MANIPULATION - 4 Verify source ↗
(1) For effective implementation of the purposes of
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority must set wholesale and pump prices under the Pricing Formula, and it may adjust or amend that formula in certain cases.
4.-(1) For effective implementation of the purposes of sections 7(1), 17 and 19 of the Act, the Authority shall determine appropriate wholesale and pump prices in accordance with the Pricing Formula specified in the First, Second and Third Schedule to these Rules. (2) The wholesale and pump prices to be determined in terms of subrule (1) shall be based on the costs of petroleum products received in the previous month which shall be indicated in the Pricing Formulas as (m-1). (3) The wholesale and pump prices determined under 6 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) subrule (1) shall be in use for a period specified by the Authority in a notice to the public published in daily newspapers of wide circulation in both Kiswahili and English language. (4) Notwithstanding the provision of subrule (2), where the Authority considers that there are special circumstances which could not have otherwise been foreseen or controlled, it may take appropriate measures as deems necessary to ensure the effective protection of efficient suppliers, Government interests and the interest of consumers. (5) The Pricing Formula referred to under subrule (1) shall contain the following information: (a) landed costs; (b) Local charges, fees and levies; (c) Government taxes; (d) transportation costs; and (e) wholesale and retail margins. (6) The Authority may, upon the request of a regulated supplier or on its own motion, amend the Pricing Formula. (7) The Authority may make periodic adjustment of petroleum margin in the Pricing Formula: Provided that such adjustment shall be dependent upon changes in non-food and non-energy consumer price index of those items as may be published by the National Bureau of Statistics. PART III MARKET MANIPULATION Prohibition
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Section 6
AI-assisted research summary: This section states a prohibition and refers to offences against pricing and business manipulation.
6. Prohibition. Offence against pricing, business manipulation etc. 1 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) PART IV MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT - 5 Verify source ↗
(1) A person shall not, in connection with the delivery
AI-assisted research summary: A person must not use fraud-like, deceptive, or misleading conduct in relation to a regulated service.
5.-(1) A person shall not, in connection with the delivery of a regulated service, employ or use any device or contrivance to do any fraudulent, manipulative or deceptive act. (2) No person shall, in matters relating to the delivery of a regulated service, directly or indirectly: (a) use or employ any device, scheme or artifice to defraud; (b) make any untrue statement of a material fact or omit to state a material fact necessary in order to make statements made, in the light of the circumstances appear as not under which they were made, misleading; or (c) engage in any act, practice or course of business that operates or would operate as a fraud or deceit upon any person. (3) No person shall provide information to the Authority, 7 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) in relation to a regulated service, where the person: (a) knew, or within the circumstance ought to have known that such information was false or misleading; or (b) intended information should affect the date compiled by the Authority for statistical or analytical purposes with respect to the market for petroleum products. (4) For fraudulent, manipulative or deceptive acts shall include or be implied top include: the purpose of these Rules, (a) false reporting; or (b) misleading announcements made by a regulated supplier. (5) Any person who contravenes the provision of this Rule commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine of not less than three million shillings or imprisonment for a term of not less than five years or to both. Offence against pricing, business manipulati on etc. - 6 Verify source ↗
Any person who
AI-assisted research summary: A person commits an offence if they sell petroleum products outside the stated price limits, create an artificial shortage, or wilfully refuse to comply with the law and licence terms.
6. Any person who- (a) offers or sells a petroleum product at a price which: (i) exceeds wholesale cap price; (ii) is below the wholesale floor price; or (iii) exceeds the pump price; (b) either individually or jointly with another person creates an artificial shortage of a petroleum product; or (c) willfully refuses to carry on business in accordance with the law and licence terms and conditions, Commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine of not less than three million shillings or to imprisonment for a term of not less than five years or both. PART IV MONITORING AND ENFORCEMENT Monitoring
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Section 7
AI-assisted research summary: This text is a section heading for Section 7: Monitoring, with no rule stated in the excerpt.
7. Monitoring. 2 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) PART V GENERAL PROVISION - 7 Verify source ↗
(1) The Authority shall conduct
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority must investigate possible Rule violations by regulated suppliers and take action if it finds a breach. Regulated suppliers and retailers must keep and display fuel-price and licensing information as required, and non-compliance can lead to an offence, fine, imprisonment, or both.
7.-(1) The Authority shall conduct to determine whether any regulated supplier has violated a provision of the Rules, and upon such finding take appropriate action as provided for under these Rules or any other applicable laws. investigation (2) A regulated supplier shall at all times be required to maintain and keep information related to its licensed activity as per the National Petroleum and Gas Information System. (3) A retailer shall, at all times, ensure that pump prices at the retail outlet are displayed in a conspicuous manner that is clearly visible from the road. 8 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) (4) The pump price boards shall be located in clearly visible places in front of petrol stations and shall show prices charged at the pump. (5) Any person who contravenes the provisions of sub- rules (4) and (5) commits an offence and shall, on conviction be liable to a fine of not less three million shillings or imprisonment for a term of not less than five years or to both. PART V GENERAL PROVISIONS Powers to summon
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Section 12
AI-assisted research summary: This section heading indicates rules about summoning powers, licence suspension or revocation, general penalties, revocation and savings, and authority to supplement procedures as needed.
12. Powers to summon. Suspension or revocation of licence. General penalties. Revocation and savings of GN. No. 5/2009. Authority to supplement procedures as needed. 3 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) THE ENERGY AND WATER UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY ACT (CAP. 414) ______ RULES _______ (Made under section 40(1)(c)(d) and (j)) _______ THE ENERGY AND WATER UTILITIES REGULATORY AUTHORITY (PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PRICE SETTING) RULES, 2022 PART I PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS Citation - 8 Verify source ↗
(1) The Authority may summon any person it believes
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority may summon people for information or evidence, and a person who without lawful excuse disobeys such a summons commits an offence.
8.-(1) The Authority may summon any person it believes to be capable of supplying information necessary to assist the Authority to discharge its duties or perform its functions. (2) Summons issued under sub-rule (1) may require a Suspension or revocation of licence Cap.392 General penalties person to: (a) furnish information in writing; (b) produce any document to the Authority; or (c) appear before the Authority to give evidence. (3) Any person who without lawful excuse refuses or fails to comply with a summons to provide information commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine of not less than three million shillings or imprisonment for a term of not less than five years or both. - 9 Verify source ↗
Notwithstanding any penalty prescribed in these Rules,
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority may suspend or revoke a regulated supplier’s licence if the supplier breaks these Rules, but only subject to the Petroleum Act.
9. Notwithstanding any penalty prescribed in these Rules, the Authority may suspend or revoke the licence of any regulated supplier who contravenes the provisions of these Rules subject to the provisions of the Petroleum Act. - 10 Verify source ↗
(1) Any person who contravenes the provisions of
AI-assisted research summary: A person who breaches these Rules without a specific penalty commits an offence and may be fined or imprisoned. Corporate officers can also be charged, and partners are jointly liable for each other’s business acts or omissions.
10.-(1) Any person who contravenes the provisions of these Rules where no specific penalty is prescribed commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine of not less than three million shillings or to imprisonment for a term of not less than five years or to both. (2) Where a person charged with an offence under these Rules is a body corporate, every person who, at the time of the commission of the offence was a director, manager or officer of the body corporate may be charged jointly in the same proceedings with such body corporate. (3) Where the body corporate is convicted of an offence under these Rules, every such director, manager or officer of the body corporate shall be deemed to be guilty of the offence, unless 9 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) he proves that the offence was committed without his knowledge or that he exercised all due diligence to prevent the commission of the offence. (4) For the purpose of these Rules, any partner of a firm shall be jointly and severally liable for the acts or omissions of any other partner of the same firm done or omitted to be done in the course of such firm’s business. Revocation and Savings GN No. 5/2009 - 11 Verify source ↗
(1) The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory
AI-assisted research summary: These Rules revoke the 2009 petroleum products price setting rules, but existing orders, exemptions, and directives made under them continue in force as if made under these Rules until they are revoked, expire, or cease to have effect.
11.-(1) The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory (Petroleum Products Price Setting) Rules, 2009 are hereby revoked. (2) Notwithstanding the revocation of the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory (Petroleum Products Price Setting) Rules, all orders, exemptions or directives made or issued or deemed to have been made or issued under those rules shall be deemed to have been made under these Rules, and shall remain in force until revoked or otherwise expire or cease to have effect. Authority to supplement procedures as needed - 12 Verify source ↗
Where procedures are not provided for in these Rules,
AI-assisted research summary: If these Rules do not provide a procedure, the Authority may take whatever lawful steps are necessary to adjudicate the matter effectively and completely.
12. Where procedures are not provided for in these Rules, the Authority may do whatever is necessary and permitted by law to enable it to effectively and completely adjudicate on any matter before it. ________ SCHEDULE ________ 10 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) _________ FIRST SCHEDULE __________ (Rule 4(1)) PRICING FORMULA FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IMPORTED THROUGH DAR ES SALAAM PORT Weighted Average of Actual Exchange Rates of the Previous Month (M-1) plus the Difference between the Weighted Average of Actual Exchange Rates of the Previuos Month (M-1) and that of the three months ago (M-3) Exchange Rate WT Average Actual Conversion Factors of the Previous Month (M-1): Exchange Rate DESCRIPTION Weighted Average Platt's FOB Plus Weighted Average Premium as Per Quotation (Freight+ Insurance+ Premium) Sub Total DAP COST Plus LOCAL COSTS PAYABLE TO GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES Wharfage TZS 15/L Customs Processing Fee (TZS 20 million/Vessel) Weights & Measures Fee (TZS 7 million/Vessel) TBS Charge (TZS 12.8 million/Vessel) TASAC Fee (TZS 20 million/Vessel) Regulatory Levy Sub Total LOCAL COSTS PAYABLE TO GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES GOVERNMENT TAXES Fuel Levy Plus Excise Duty Petroleum Fee Petrol Diese l Keros ene PRICE PRIC E PRIC E
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These Rules may be cited as the Energy and Water
AI-assisted research summary: These Rules may be cited as the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) Rules, 2022.
1. These Rules may be cited as the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) Rules, 2022. Application - 2 Verify source ↗
These Rules shall govern the regulation of petroleum
AI-assisted research summary: These Rules govern the regulation of petroleum prices for diesel, petrol, and kerosene in Mainland Tanzania.
2. These Rules shall govern the regulation of petroleum prices for diesel, petrol and kerosene in Mainland Tanzania. Interpretation Cap.414 - 3 Verify source ↗
In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires
AI-assisted research summary: This section defines key terms used in the Rules, including the Authority, bulk quantity, licence, pricing formula, pump price, and wholesale price.
3. In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires: “Act” means the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority Act; “Applicable law” means laws governing production, distribution and regulation of petroleum products and includes the Act; “Authority” means the Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) established under section 4 of the Act; “bulk quantity” means a single lot of not less than five hundred metric tonnes of a petroleum product; “bulk customer” means any person supplied or having a contract to be supplied with a petroleum product in bulk quantity; “customer” means any person supplied or applied to be supplied with petroleum product; “FOB cost” means an average of the cost of procuring a petroleum product at its source as determined in the pricing formula; “indicative price” means a price of a petroleum product computed by using the pricing formula; “landed costs” means a total cost of FOB cost and weighted average premium; 4 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) Cap.392 “licence” means an authorization issued by the Authority to conduct a licensed activity pursuant to these Rules; “licensed activity” means an activity related to wholesale and retail business; “National Petroleum and Gas Information System” also described as “NPGIS” means a system established under section 124 of the Petroleum Act; “petroleum product” means an organic compound, pure or blended, which is derived from the refining or processing of petroleum crude oils, bio-fuels, or synthetic fuels and include: (a) asphalts, bitumen, petroleum coke and other residual product; (b) bunkers or heavy residual fuel oils for combustion engines or industrial heat processes, such as burners for boilers or heating furnaces; (c) commercial gases which include methane, ethane, propane, butane and other similar petroleum gases, biogas or mixture of these gases, whether in gaseous or liquefied state; (d) gasoil or automotive diesel, biodiesel, industrial marine diesels or synthetic diesel; (e) gasoline, bio-naphtha or a bio-ethanol product; (f) kerosene or other similar oils for illumination or combustion applications; (g) lubricating oils, base oil or refined and blended finished oil; (h) turbo fuels for jet propulsion engines; and (i) other product or by-products of petroleum crude processing having a Flash Point lower than 120 degrees Celsius, and determined in a Pensky-Martens Closed Cup (PMCC) test apparatus; “pricing formula” means a formula developed by the Authority for the purpose of regulating a wholesale price or pump price under these Rules; “pump price” means the maximum price at which a retailer offers a petroleum product for sale, to a customer at a retail outlet, computed by the Authority by using the pricing formula; “regulated supplier” means any person engaging in an activity in relation to regulated service, and includes any person whom the Authority declares as such under section 40(6) of the Act; “retail outlet” means any place where petroleum product is sold or 5 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) offered for sale to a customer on retail basis, it includes the buildings, storage tanks and dispensing pumps in respect of which a retailer is conducting a retail business; “retailer” means any person conducting a retail business of petroleum product; “retail sale” means the sale or offer for sale of petroleum product at a retail outlet; “supplier” means any person who has won the tender to supply petroleum products in the country; “weighted average premium” means the amount of freight charges, insurance and the profit of the supplier; “wholesaler” means a person licensed to undertake importation of a petroleum product in bulk quantity for the purpose of wholesale busin; “wholesale business” means the importation of petroleum product in bulk quantity and selling of petroleum products to licensed retailers and consumers and includes transit trade in petroleum product; “wholesale price” means the maximum and minimum prices at which a wholesaler sells a petroleum product to a retail or bulk customer, as computed by the Authority using the pricing formula; “wholesale cap price” means the maximum prices at which a wholesaler sells a petroleum product to a retail or bulk customer, as computed by the Authority using the pricing formula; and “wholesale floor price” means the minimum wholesale price that shall be equal to landed cost and all other costs except margins. PART II PRICING FORMULA Developme nt of Pricing Formula Cap. 414
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AI-assisted research summary: This text lists “3.20 UNIT” followed by repeated “TZS/L” entries.
3.20 UNIT TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L - 250
AI-assisted research summary: The text lists petroleum price components, including a Railway Development Levy of 1.5% DAP and other cost items.
250.0 0 Railway Development Levy (1.5% DAP) TZS/L 11 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) Sub Total GOVERNMENT TAXES TZS/L Sub Total Plus WHOLESALE OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT OMC's Overheads & Margin Petroleum Marking Cost Financing Cost (1.00% DAP) Evaporation Losses (0.5% MSP, 0.30% GO % IK) DAP Actual Demurrage Cost (Petrol & Diesel& Kerosene $/MT) Charges payable to Executive Agencies Surveyors Cost WHOLESALE OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT WHOLESALE PRICE CAP (DSM) RETAIL OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L - 1
AI-assisted research summary: Heading for retailers' overheads and margin in TZS/L.
1.03 Retailers Overheads and Margin TZS/L - 108
AI-assisted research summary: A service levy of 0.3% of turnover is payable to local government authorities, calculated net of excise duty and VAT and excluding wharfage, petroleum marking cost, and TASAC fee.
108.0 0 Service Levy payable to LGAs (0.3% of turnover net of excise duty and VAT in wharfage, petroleum marking cost and TASAC fee) Charges payable to Executive Agencies Transport Charges (Local) RETAIL OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT ACTUAL PUMP PRICE CAP (DSM) _________ TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L SECOND SCHEDULE ___________ - 10
AI-assisted research summary: This provision sets a pricing formula for petroleum products imported through Tanga Port and lists several charges and government taxes used in the calculation.
10.00 PRICING FORMULA FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IMPORTED THROUGH TANGA PORT Weighted Average of Actual Exchange Rates of the Previous Month (M-1) plus the Difference between the Weighted Average of Actual Exchange Rates of the Previous Month (M-1) and that of the three months ago (M-3) Exchange Rate WT Average Actual Conversion Factors of the Previous Month (M-1): Exchange Rate Petrol Diese l Kerose ne DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE PRIC E PRICE Weighted Average Platt's FOB TZS/L 12 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) Plus Sub Total Plus Sub Total Weighted Average Premium as Per Quotation (Freight+Insurance+Premium) DAP COST LOCAL COSTS PAYABLE TO GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES Way Leave Charges $3/MT + 18% VAT Customs Processing Fee (TZS 20 million/Vessel) Weights & Measures Fee (TZS 7 million/Vessel) TBS Charge (TZS 12.8 million/Vessel) TASAC Fee (TZS 20 million/Vessel) Regulatory Levy LOCAL COSTS PAYABLE TO GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES GOVERNMENT TAXES Fuel Levy Plus Excise Duty Petroleum Fee TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L - 250
AI-assisted research summary: The text lists a service levy payable to local government authorities at 0.3% of turnover, subject to the stated net-of-tax conditions.
250.00 Railway Development Levy (1.5% DAP) TZS/L GOVERNMENT TAXES TZS/L Sub Total WHOLESALE OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT OMC's Overheads & Margin Petroleum Marking Cost Financing Cost (1.00% DAP) Evaporation Losses (0.5% MSP, 0.30% GO % IK) DAP Actual Demurrage Cost (Petrol & Diesel& Kerosene $/MT) Charges payable to Executive Agencies Sub Total Surveyors Cost WHOLESALE OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT WHOLESALE PRICE CAP (TANGA) RETAIL OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT Plus Retailers Overheads and Margin Service Levy payable to LGAs (0.3% of turnover net of excise duty and VAT in wharfage, petroleum marking cost and 13 TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L - 108
AI-assisted research summary: This provision appears to be a pricing table/header for petroleum products in Tanga, listing cost components and an actual pump price cap.
108.00 Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) TASAC fee) Charges payable to Executive Agencies Transport Charges (Local) RETAIL OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT ACTUAL PUMP PRICE CAP (TANGA) TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L - 10
AI-assisted research summary: This provision lists the pricing formula components for petroleum products imported through Mtwara Port, including exchange-rate inputs, cost elements, and government charges.
10.00 _________ THIRD SCHEDULE _________ PRICING FORMULA FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IMPORTED THROUGH MTWARA PORT Weighted Average of Actual Exchange Rates of the Previous Month (M-1) plus the Difference between the Weighted Average of Actual Exchange Rates of the Previuos Month (M- 1) and that of the three months ago (M-3) Exchange Rate WT Average Actual Conversion Factors of the Previous Month (M-1): DESCRIPTION Weighted Average Platt's FOB Weighted Average Premium as Per Quotation (Freight+Insurance+Premium) UNIT TZS/L TZS/L Exchan ge Rate Petrol PRICE Diesel PRICE Plus Sub Total Plus DAP COST LOCAL COSTS PAYABLE TO GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES Wharfage TZS 15/L Customs Processing Fee (TZS 20 million/Vessel) Weights & Measures Fee (TZS 7 million/Vessel) TBS Charge (TZS 12.8 million/Vessel) TASAC Fee (TZS 20 million/Vessel) Regulatory Levy Sub Total Plus LOCAL COSTS PAYABLE TO GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES GOVERNMENT TAXES Fuel Levy Excise Duty Petroleum Fee Sub Total Railway Development Levy (1.5% DAP) GOVERNMENT TAXES 14 TZS/L - 100
AI-assisted research summary: This text appears to list petroleum product pricing components, including wholesale and retail operation costs, margins, levies, transport charges, and price caps for Mtwara.
100.00 TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Petroleum Products Price Setting) GN NO. 57 (Contd) WHOLESALE OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT OMC's Overheads & Margin Petroleum Marking Cost Financing Cost (1.00% DAP) Evaporation Losses (0.5% MSP, 0.30% GO % IK) DAP Actual Demurrage Cost (Petrol & Diesel& Kerosene $/MT) Charges payable to Executive Agencies Surveyors Cost WHOLESALE OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT WHOLESALE PRICE CAP (MTWARA) RETAIL OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT Retailers Margin Service Levy payable to LGAs (0.3% of turnover net of excise duty and VAT in wharfage, petroleum marking cost and TASAC fee) Charges payable to Executive Agencies Transport Charges (Local) RETAIL OPERATION COSTS AND PROFIT ACTUAL PUMP PRICE CAP (MTWARA) TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L TZS/L - 10
AI-assisted research summary: This text appears to be a section heading or footer with a date and signature line, rather than a substantive rule.
10.00 Sub Total Plus Dodoma, 19th January, 2022 GODFREY H. CHIBULUNJE Director General 15
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