Consensus Needed for GST on Fuels
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Consensus Needed for GST on Fuels

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has emphasized the necessity of building a consensus among states to bring petrol and diesel under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. Currently, fuel prices are subject to various state taxes, which contributes to discrepancies in pricing across different regions. By moving towards a unified GST framework for fuels, the government aims to create a more stable pricing mechanism and alleviate the burden on consumers.

Puri highlighted the importance of dialogue among state governments to address concerns related to revenue loss that may arise from such a transition. He reassured stakeholders that the central government is committed to ensuring that states do not suffer financially during this process. The inclusion of petrol and diesel under GST is viewed as a significant step towards simplifying the tax structure and enhancing transparency in the oil and gas sector.

This move could lead to more equitable pricing, benefiting consumers and contributing to the overall economic stability of the country. As discussions continue, the government seeks to foster collaboration between various stakeholders, aiming for a smooth transition towards a comprehensive GST framework that includes essential commodities like fuel.

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has emphasized the necessity of building a consensus among states to bring petrol and diesel under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. Currently, fuel prices are subject to various state taxes, which contributes to discrepancies in pricing across different regions. By moving towards a unified GST framework for fuels, the government aims to create a more stable pricing mechanism and alleviate the burden on consumers. Puri highlighted the importance of dialogue among state governments to address concerns related to revenue loss that may arise from such a transition. He reassured stakeholders that the central government is committed to ensuring that states do not suffer financially during this process. The inclusion of petrol and diesel under GST is viewed as a significant step towards simplifying the tax structure and enhancing transparency in the oil and gas sector. This move could lead to more equitable pricing, benefiting consumers and contributing to the overall economic stability of the country. As discussions continue, the government seeks to foster collaboration between various stakeholders, aiming for a smooth transition towards a comprehensive GST framework that includes essential commodities like fuel.

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