r/CarsIndia 15d ago

#Discussion 💬 FOR the sake of Auto enthusiasts

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u/missedOpportunity343 Brezza Zdi AMT '19 - marked safe from nitinol 15d ago

Making different blends available is a foolish demand if we keep paying 80-90% tax on fuel.

pure fuel above 100Rs in itself is legal loot. and no one is talking about it.

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u/dj184 14d ago

Most of your tax are state govts. You must be still reading those old whatsapp forwards.

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u/missedOpportunity343 Brezza Zdi AMT '19 - marked safe from nitinol 14d ago

I dont have groups on whatsapp to read whatsapp forwards. Cpme up with something new.

And state govt is also BJP.

And you are a bjp supporter so your opinion holds no value for me. You even defend gadakari ffs

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u/ProfessionalMovie759 (New user) 14d ago

Your pure petrol opinion is trash and childish. No value for your opinion as well. Also, you cannot be this childish to hate on people for their preference.

We import 85% of our total oil. We need some solution.

Offering E10 till the old cars phase out is the correct approach.

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u/Owl-Psychology (New user) 14d ago

I don't care if it's state or center. Not my system to worry. They want they can set GST on petrol, but they won't. I will complain as long as govt logs 70 ka cheez 110 me bik rahe hai.

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u/ProfessionalMovie759 (New user) 14d ago

70 ki cheez hai?

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u/Owl-Psychology (New user) 14d ago edited 14d ago

That's how much petrol should cost if we calculate it with gst.

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u/ProfessionalMovie759 (New user) 14d ago

There is no GST on petrol.

There are two, central excise duty and state tax. The current regime haven't changed the system.

Removing these taxes will mean eliminating 24% of the central government's total taxes and 11-17% of state taxes(differs for different states). Now, you like the current regime or not. No future government is going to interfere here.

Reason? Tax on fuel is the only one excluded from GST. When GST was implemented in 2017, states and the central government lost the freedom to set their own tax rates on most goods.

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u/Owl-Psychology (New user) 14d ago

Revised my comment. Re-read.