The government is considering selling these stakes as part of its annual divestment plan. It has set the target to raise Rs 65000 crore from selling of its stakes in various companies. Due to the economic slowdown, it has become even more important for the government to raise money through the divestment process. Tax collections of the government go down during times of economic slowdown. For instance, the excise duty cut announced on petrol and diesel yesterday will have an adverse impact on the government’s tax collection for the year. Excise duty is the indirect tax that the government charges on manufacturing and processing of certain goods. It is in order to protect its tax revenues that the government delayed the much-needed excise duty cut on diesel and petrol for so long.
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