The 'low cost' gas stations launch an SOS to the Government to stop the decree law that includes the bonus of 20 cents per liter of fuel.
Their design, they allege, leads them to the chain closure of service stations due to the suffocation that the application of the discount implies.
"Small and medium-sized entrepreneurs will not be able to face the advance of the amount necessary to undertake the discount in the price, despite the supposed advance of liquidity that the Government has announced," explains the
National Association of Automatic Service Stations (Aesae)
in a statement released Wednesday.
The employers' association that brings together brands such as
Ballenoil, Petroprix and Gasexpress,
among others, distrusts the mechanism designed by the Treasury to advance or recover the funds included in the bonus.
"The computer implementation of all these changes, such as the fact that the invoice has the breakdown of the purchase at the time of refueling, takes more than three days," he says.
In this sense, they ask the Executive to back down and apply a tax reduction on the final price of fuel "and not forcing a discount on the sale price that violates the freedom of the entrepreneur that our Constitution protects."
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