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Independent petroleum dealers call for tax cuts to stay afloat

Long queues during previous fuel shortages. [File, Standard]

Independent petroleum dealers have protested the high number of taxes on their businesses, saying it could force them to close shop.

They have complained about shrinking margins amid what they claim is exploitation by international oil marketing firms.

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