Contribution of Petroleum Sector To Exchequer

This dataset provides year-wise information on the contribution of India’s petroleum sector to the Central and State Exchequer. It includes revenue generated through taxes, duties, cess, royalties, dividends, corporate and income taxes, GST components, customs duty, excise duty, and other levies

About Dataset

This structured time-series dataset presents the contribution of India's petroleum sector to the government exchequer through various taxes, duties, royalties, dividends, and other statutory payments. It contains year-wise data from 2014–15 to 2025–26 and covers contributions to the Central and State Exchequer. Key components include cess on crude oil, royalty on crude oil and natural gas, customs duty, NCCD, excise duty, service tax, IGST, CGST, corporate and income tax, dividends, and other levies. Values are reported in Rs. Crore, with provisional data available for recent years. The dataset is useful for fiscal analysis, policy research, revenue assessment, and studying the economic contribution of India's petroleum sector.

Purpose of Dataset

The purpose of this dataset is to provide structured information on the financial contribution of India's petroleum sector to government revenues. It enables policymakers, researchers, analysts, and industry stakeholders to examine revenue generated through taxes, duties, cess, royalties, dividends, and other payments to the Central and State Exchequer. The dataset supports year-wise analysis of fiscal trends and helps assess the economic importance of the petroleum sector. It can be used for public finance analysis, energy policy research, tax and revenue assessment, trend analysis, forecasting, and evaluating changes in petroleum-related government collections over time.