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Govt imposes taxes, duties of Rs31 on petrol

byCT Report
17/01/2022
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ISLAMABAD: The taxes, duties, margin and levies of Rs31.57 have been imposed on the per liter prices of petroleum products.

The burden of taxes, duties and levies on the prices of petroleum products has started bothering the people. Taxes, duties, margins and levies are being collected at Rs 31.50 per liter on diesel while the ex-refinery price of petrol is Rs 116.26 per liter.

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The price of petrol has been fixed at Rs147.83 per liter, the ex-refinery price of high speed diesel has been fixed at Rs113.12 per liter, the price of high speed diesel has been fixed at Rs144.62 per liter for the public. Dealers’ margin of Rs4.90 is being charged

According to the sources, the Distributor margin on petrol is Rs3.68, IFEM on petrol is Rs4.21 per liter, levy on petrol is Rs17.62 while the sales tax is Rs1.16 per liter.

The dealers’ margin is Rs4.13 per liter on high speed diesel, distributor margin is Rs3.68 per liter on high speed diesel, IFEM Rs2.12 per liter on high speed diesel, the levy on high speed diesel is Rs 17.13 and sales tax of Rs 4.44 per liter has been imposed.

Earlier on Saturday, the government on jacked up the price of petrol by Rs 3.01 per litre with immediate effect.

According to a statement issued by the Finance Ministry, the government absorbed the oil price-hike in the international market and decided to make partial increase in the prices of petroleum products in order to provide relief to the end consumers.

The petroleum products were showing fourth straight weekly gain and witnessed an increase of 6.2 percent just in last week in the international market, presently, at the highest level since last year.

The statement said, the existing Sales Tax rate and Petroleum Levy on various petroleum products in Pakistan were much below than the budgeted targets. It said, against the recommendations of Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) for increase of Rs 5.52 per liter in the petrol and Rs 6.19 per liter in High Speed Diesel, the prime minister had directed to absorb the international prices through further cut in Sales Tax from last fortnight.

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