header logo
Mogo Academy
Latest
Government issues revised excise license fee structure
Dec 12, 202510:23 AM
Government issues revised excise license fee structure
Mobitel Inner

The Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development has issued Excise Notification No. 03/2025, introducing a revised fee structure for excise-related licenses across multiple categories. 

 

The regulations, issued under Section 32 and Section 25 of the Excise Ordinance, were confirmed by Parliament on December 5, 2025, and will take effect from December 12, 2025.

 

The new rules establish revised amounts for the Annual Excise License Fee, Security Deposit, and a One-time fee for Industry Entry for various categories of Excise Licenses.

 

The One-time fee for Industry Entry is a non-refundable fee payable only once by the relevant licensee upon the first issuance of the license after these new rules commence.

 

If the new Security Deposit amount is higher than the amount previously paid, the balance sum must be paid to the Commissioner General of Excise within thirty (30) days from the commencement date of these Rules, according to the notification.

 

Additionally, the notification formally rescinds several earlier excise fee regulations, including Gazette Extraordinary Nos. 2049/4 (2017), 2065/57 (2018), 2366/38 (2024), and 2369/32 (2024).

 

For a full list of license categories, please refer to the following complete schedule in the Gazette Notification.

 

 

Gazette Notification No. 2466-22 Dated December 11,2025 by Adaderana Online

 

 

 

 

 

MostRead
Mobitel Upahara
VideoStories
“AI and digital platforms reshaping global media” 'Media Fest 2026' delves on future of journalism

“AI and digital platforms reshaping global media” 'Media Fest 2026' delves on future of journalism

"Public interest must be prioritized" Govt.'s move to extend retirement age of judges hits roadblock

"Public interest must be prioritized" Govt.'s move to extend retirement age of judges hits roadblock

How can Sri Lanka bypass secondary sanctions? Ex-Foreign Sec. explains SL's options on Hyde Park

How can Sri Lanka bypass secondary sanctions? Ex-Foreign Sec. explains SL's options on Hyde Park

“Tsunami towers are not used to detect disasters”-DMC Chief bemoans lack of resources

“Tsunami towers are not used to detect disasters”-DMC Chief bemoans lack of resources

“AI and digital platforms reshaping global media”  'Media Fest 2026' delves on future of journalism

“AI and digital platforms reshaping global media” 'Media Fest 2026' delves on future of journalism

"Public interest must be prioritized" Govt.'s move to extend retirement age of judges hits roadblock

"Public interest must be prioritized" Govt.'s move to extend retirement age of judges hits roadblock

How can Sri Lanka bypass secondary sanctions? Ex-Foreign Sec. explains SL's options on Hyde Park

How can Sri Lanka bypass secondary sanctions? Ex-Foreign Sec. explains SL's options on Hyde Park

“Tsunami towers are not used to detect disasters” - DMC Chief bemoans lack of resources

“Tsunami towers are not used to detect disasters” - DMC Chief bemoans lack of resources

Govt exerting influence over country's judiciary – Opposition Leader accuses

Govt exerting influence over country's judiciary – Opposition Leader accuses

Sri Lanka to strengthen preparedness for potential El Niño-related climate changes

Sri Lanka to strengthen preparedness for potential El Niño-related climate changes

Sri Lanka’s dengue death toll rises to 47 as cases exceed 67,000

Sri Lanka’s dengue death toll rises to 47 as cases exceed 67,000

Middle East conflict disruptions weigh heavily on Asia’s economic outlook, ADB warns

Middle East conflict disruptions weigh heavily on Asia’s economic outlook, ADB warns

Dengue cases remain high in Western Provincewith nearly 35,000 cases reported

Dengue cases remain high in Western Provincewith nearly 35,000 cases reported

Appeals Court postpones further consideration of Suresh Sallay’s petition until July 14

Appeals Court postpones further consideration of Suresh Sallay’s petition until July 14

Opposition Leader accuses govt of exploiting parliamentary rules to silence MPs

Opposition Leader accuses govt of exploiting parliamentary rules to silence MPs

Lassana Flora