The rise in input
costs for oil firms due to GST paid on the procurement of plant, machinery and
services will not be creditable against the excise duty and value added tax on
crude oil, petrol and diesel.
This would imply collective absorption of tax close to Rs 25000 crore by upstream and downstream oil companies, thus, increasing the compliance burden.
Post the implementation of GST from July 1, 2017, all oil firms may have to comply with the old and new tax regime as majority of the products like crude oil, natural gas, petrol, diesel and jet fuel are excluded from GST whereas input cost components will come under GST.
Source: Indian Petroplus
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