How the inflation of petrol will come down: You can save Rs.100. Pay the price and get Rs.52 in it. We go to the government,if the tax is reduced,then the price will also decrease.
The rate with which the costs of petroleum and diesel are expanding, the maxim 'Amani Athani,Kharkha Rupaiya' fits impeccably. As a matter of fact,over the most recent 3 years,where the pay of the everyday person has diminished, the public authority has procured crores from the duty on petroleum and diesel. Today,when you get petroleum worth Rs 100,out of this Rs 52 goes into the public authority's pocket as assessment. Because of this,the pockets of the commoners were exhausted, while the public authority's depository was filled quickly. In such a circumstance,on the off chance that the public authority needs,by reducing government expenditure,it can give help to the average person.
At the base cost of petroleum which is presently near Rs 49, the focal government is charging Rs 27.90 extract obligation on it. After this, the state legislatures charge VAT and Cess all alone, after which their cost has expanded up to multiple times the base cost. In such a circumstance, it is unimaginable to expect to diminish the cost of petroleum without giving expense help.
maths of tax on petrol and diesel
Petrol/ltr diesel/ltr
Base Price 47.99 49.34
Freight 0.25 0.28
Excise Duty 27.90 21.80
Dealer Commission 3.77 2.57
VAT 15.50 12.68
Total Price 95.41 86.67
Note: These figures are according to the price of petrol and diesel in Delhi on 16 March.
In Maharashtra,assuming you get petroleum worth Rs 100 out of this Rs 52.50 goes into the pockets of the focal and state legislatures. Likewise,on the off chance that you fill petroleum worth Rs 100 in Delhi,out of this Rs 45.3 goes to the pocket of the public authority.
In which state,what is the share of tax in petrol worth Rs 100
Maharashtra 52.5
Andhra Pradesh 52.4
Telangana 51.6
Rajasthan 50.8
Madhya Pradesh 50.6
Kerala 50.2
Jammu Kashmir 45.9
Nagaland 46.4
Manipur 47.7
West Bengal 48.7
Assam 45.4
Tripura 45.8
Himachal Pradesh 44.4
Chhattisgarh 48.3
Bihar 50.0
Jharkhand 47.0
Orissa 48.9
Pondicherry 42.9
Ladakh 44.6
DadraNagar Haveli
DamanDiu 42.0
Andaman-Nicobar 35.3
Lakshadweep 34.6
Tamil Nadu 48.6
Gujarat 44.5
Sikkim 46.0
Uttar Pradesh 45.2
Punjab 44.6
Karnataka 48.1
Meghalaya 42.5
Uttarakhand 44.1
Goa 45.8
Haryana 45.1
Mizoram 43.8
Arunachal Pradesh 42.9
While from one perspective the pay of the everyday person has diminished because of the crown pestilence,then again the focal government has procured a great deal by burdening petroleum and diesel. While the per capita yearly pay has descended from Rs 1.26 lakh to Rs 99155 for each annum over the most recent three years,the public authority's pay from extract obligation has expanded from Rs 210282 crore to Rs 371908 crore. Over the most recent 3 years,the public authority has procured in excess of 8 lakh crores by forcing charge (extract obligation) on petroleum and diesel.
The focal government gathers charge through extract obligation. At the point when the Modi government came in May 2014,the focal government used to charge Rs 10.38 on one liter of petroleum and Rs 4.52 on diesel. This expense is charged as extract obligation. Extract obligation has been expanded multiple times in Modi government, however decreased just multiple times. As of now,extract obligation on one liter of petroleum is Rs 27.90 and on diesel Rs 21.80. After the appearance of Modi, the focal government has expanded the assessment on petroleum multiple times and on diesel by multiple times.
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