Fuel Prices Down! 9/28

Hola · September 27, 2006

I hope everyone heard the news....I indicated the date so newer updates wont be mixed up

Petrol down by 3 rupees. And it will further go down as the new stock comes in itseems.

Elvis_Pil · September 27, 2006

Actually its Rs2/- Just heard from Fowzie on the news.. Yipee ;0

Hola · September 27, 2006

Did u know that when we lok at the world prices we can have a 22 rupee deduction?

Elvis_Pil · September 27, 2006

Possible.. but with the current state of the economy.. its better this way in the long run I guess... I donno

The less loss the better..

Hola · September 27, 2006

And the tax is 40%. If that is waived off then 60 rupees per liter

fuzzo · September 27, 2006

lets just all be happy that they are even doing this...

neXGen · September 27, 2006

do they tax petrol??!!!! i thought they subsidize it?

Zz

GTAm · September 27, 2006

do they tax petrol??!!!! i thought they subsidize it?

Zz

Nope they subsidize only Diesel.

alfaQ · September 27, 2006

do they tax petrol??!!!! i thought they subsidize it?

Zz

they tax for the import of fuel or oil or whtever and then they subsidize it as well. over that they keep crying at wht a loss they are running at. WAIVE OFF THE FREAKING TAX! THAT WAY THEY DONT HAVE TO PAY SUBSIDY AND RUN AT A DAMN LOSS LIKE THEY 'CLAIM'

mutts......

neXGen · September 27, 2006

man.. i thought people were dumb.. but this is overkill.. subsidize a necessity and tax the same thing??!! freakin moronz.. wel.. da pricez are coming down.. expect more cars on da streets once agian lmao...

Zz

Vtechman · September 28, 2006

I don't think this is going to make much of a difference. We only get a marginal advantage. I mean on a 40ltr fill up you only get a deducion of 80/- bucks. For an average car user that will work out to possibly between 300/- to 400/- bucks of savings a month! Nothing really in it at least in the short term :-( the increases have been way too BIG & FREQUENT to make this look good at all! I don't think they will come down on prices further as there is pressure from IOC since they are looking at going in with a fresh agreement with the govt. that carries out a 'no subsidy' policy.

Hola · September 28, 2006

Taxing is quiet all right if the goverment is using that money for a worthy cause, do we have proper roads which are smooth and tidy? The Tax money is used to buy big cars for the ministers ad luxuries. Now can here "Amen to that" people?

Vtechman · October 5, 2006

Your right Hola......I don't think anyone has issues with taxing...it's just that we don't see any direct benefits flowing out to the tax paying puiblic! Add to that the public works departments in this country are so corrupt that even if they do get the necessary funds they will not do a proper job.....I think guys working in Govt. Service should also have their performance measured or face penalties or even expulsion for not measuring up.

fuzzo · October 5, 2006

I think guys working in Govt. Service should also have their performance measured or face penalties or even expulsion for not measuring up.

they will just strike if this happens <_<

neXGen · October 5, 2006

the weirdest part is that no matter how high the fuel prices are... SL z getting more vehicles on its street every year.. are people gettin richer?? i dnt feel it.. lolz..

Zz

Vtechman · October 5, 2006

the weirdest part is that no matter how high the fuel prices are... SL z getting more vehicles on its street every year.. are people gettin richer?? i dnt feel it.. lolz..

Zz

So true!! I often wonder about that myself. I mean where is all this money coming from? If we are geting richer I aint feeling it either??? <_<

neXGen · October 5, 2006

Wel I guess you could call it poverty man.. the rich becomes richer and the poor wel.. remains the same... the proportion o income varies amongst people always.. and i guess it aint gonna change very soon either..

Zz

fuzzo · October 5, 2006

well actually we are getting richer..but just not by choice. we have to get richer whether we like it or not. with the rising cost of everything (except for computer stuff) we have to have more income or we wont be able to continue our lifestyles.

Hola · October 5, 2006

There will be era where we all will have to keep a 800cc cr for our office work, day to day running and our monsters for a evening strol, a weding etc

Pericles · October 5, 2006

Radio news says petrol reduced a further 2.00 and diesel 2.50. Just to keep this discussion centered :lol: Apparently the finance ministry has gone to great pains to point out that this is the second reduction in 9 days... :alc:

sharkster · October 5, 2006

Radio news says petrol reduced a further 2.00 and diesel 2.50. Just to keep this discussion centered Apparently the finance ministry has gone to great pains to point out that this is the second reduction in 9 days...

hence the sudden downpour today...

Pericles · October 5, 2006

hence the sudden downpour today...

I hope thats not the bitter words of a man who filled up before the reduction :alc: My dad has filled up yesterday too :lol:

Tho I know one guy who'll be sorry. Drives a red BM Hey, Bro, give us some advance warning next time!

sharkster · October 5, 2006

I hope thats not the bitter words of a man who filled up before the reduction My dad has filled up yesterday too

Tho I know one guy who'll be sorry. Drives a red BM Hey, Bro, give us some advance warning next time!

full tank days are gone inspite of recurring fuel crises... can't afford to fork out that much dosh in an instant... 67 litres is no joke!

Hola · October 5, 2006

I heard over some sinhala raido that even now petrol can be offred at 68rupees which the goverment is holding up...I wish i dont hear these stuff

neXGen · October 5, 2006

itz true man.. petrol COULD be offered at that price but i do wonder why this taxation n agony... i heard that they tax the import of crude oil.. do they do it in combo with the taxing of petrol?

anyways.. any reduction of price is breathe of relief to me... me outta cash!! sniff.. :alc:

Zz