Excise tax charges on petrol and diesel for home consumption stay unchanged. |Picture credit score: Shiv Kumar Pushpakar
In its newest bi-weekly evaluation, the federal government late on Monday (June 15, 2026) elevated export responsibility on diesel to Rs 14 per liter and aviation turbine gasoline (ATF) to Rs 12.5 per liter, whereas conserving the tax on petrol at Rs 1.5 per liter.
This is applicable for 2 weeks beginning June sixteenth.
Additionally it is necessary to notice that excise tax charges on petrol and diesel for home consumption stay unchanged.
Towards the backdrop of the West Asian disaster, the federal government imposed export taxes beginning March 27 to be able to guarantee satisfactory home entry to petroleum merchandise by curbing exports.
Since then, the Central Board of Oblique Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has been conducting opinions on a fortnightly foundation based mostly on the prevailing developments and crude oil costs over the interval.
Within the earlier evaluation carried out within the two weeks beginning June 1, the federal government had set the export responsibility on diesel at Rs 13.5 per liter, on ATF at Rs 9.5 per liter and on petrol at Rs 1.5 per liter.
