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FACTLY says: Central government levies excise duty of Rs. 32.9 on liter petrol. However, of the total central excise duty, Rs. 32.33 paise i.e. 98.27% is retained by the center and only 1.73% is distributed among all the states
PolitiFact says: Federal law defines when people owe taxes, and that they must pay them. People who haven't paid have gone to prison.
PolitiFact says: Experts and evidence shows that Cuba can and has traded with other countries. While the nuances in the U.S. embargo can make it difficult for foreign companies to trade with Cuba, there is no evidence that they can’t.
PolitiFact says: The only way a family will have to pay back the money received in the advanced payments is if the household actually qualifies for a smaller 2021 child tax credit than what the IRS estimated when distributing the payment
Washington Post says: He's using a number for 2027 -- far in the future -- that only emerges because of a quirk in how the bill was drafted.
Washington Post says: Biden is not responsible for higher gas prices; the easing of the pandemic is.
PolitiFact says: Biden is right on the numbers, but he glosses over the reality that the economy remains almost 6.8 million jobs under its pre-pandemic peak, and he makes a comparison that is biased by when each president took office.
PolitiFact says: Average unemployment benefits are likely lower, according to federal data.
PolitiFact says: In 2020, the publicly held debt exceeded 100% of GDP for the first time since World War II. Another measure of the debt that also includes loans between government agencies has been above 100% of GDP since 2012.
RMIT ABC Fact Check says: Mr Albanese is close to the mark. Over the eight years to December 2020 real wages -- that is, wages adjusted for the impact of inflation — grew by 3.1 per cent. That represents an annual average growth rate of about 0.…