Centre ups diesel export duty to Rs 55.5/litre, raises excise to high-speed diesel to Rs 24 & infra cess to Rs 36; ATF duty up to Rs 42

The Indian government has significantly increased export duties on diesel and aviation turbine fuel. This move aims to boost government revenue amidst fiscal challenges. The export duty on diesel has risen substantially, and a similar increase has...

Govt raises high-speed diesel export duty to ₹55.5; ATF duty raised to ₹42
The PM Modi-led Centre announced on Saturday that it had sharply increased the export duty on diesel from Rs 21.5 per litre to Rs 55.5 per litre. It also notified that export duties and cesses on high-speed diesel has also been increased.

Under the revised structure, the Special Additional Excise Duty on high-speed diesel has been raised to Rs 24 per litre, while the Road and Infrastructure Cess now stands at Rs 36 per litre.

Meanwhile, duty on aviation turbine fuel (ATF) has also been raised from Rs 29.5 per litre to Rs 42 per litre, while export duty on petrol continues to remain nil.


The announcement, which takes effect immediately, were made through a series of finance ministry notifications dated April 1, signalling a push to shore up revenues amid mounting fiscal pressures.

An official explanation for the move is expected to follow soon.
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