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Petroleum Products Account (DA159 / DA160) PETROL

The periodic account fuel storage (DA159) and manufacturing (DA160) warehouses submit for petroleum products.

Last updated: 24 May 2026

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PETROL — The periodic account fuel storage (DA159) and manufacturing (DA160) warehouses submit for petroleum products.

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Key facts

When you need itYou operate a licensed petroleum storage or manufacturing warehouse.
Where to submitSubmitted to SARS Excise.
Does customs stamp it?NO PHYSICAL STAMPNo — periodic electronic account.
Commonly confused withHighly specialised to the fuel sector.

Frequently asked questions

What is the PETROL?

The periodic account fuel storage (DA159) and manufacturing (DA160) warehouses submit for petroleum products.

When and where do I lodge the PETROL?

You operate a licensed petroleum storage or manufacturing warehouse. Submitted to SARS Excise.

Does customs stamp the PETROL?

No — periodic electronic account.

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