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Cigarettes, Pan Masala Get Costlier From Today As New Excise Duty Kicks In
According to the new rules, the excise duty will now range from Rs 2,050 to Rs 8,500 per 1,000 non-standard or uniquely designed cigarettes.
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Why ITC Investors Should Closely Follow Nirmala Sitharaman's Speech Today
FM Nirmala Sitharaman Speech: Nearly Rs 1 lakh crore has evaporated from the ITC's market value in a month as the stock plunged close to 20 per cent after the sharp cigarette tax hike unveiled in late December.
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GST Rates Revised: What Gets Cheaper
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council announced today that only two rates will remain from September 22 - 5 per cent and 18 per cent.
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18% GST: TVs, AC, Small Cars, Bikes Under 350cc To Cost Less Now
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council announced today that only two rates will remain from September 22 - 5 per cent and 18 per cent.
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Cigarette Prices Remain Unchanged After No Tobacco Tax Hike In Budget 2024
Union Budget 2024: The price of cigarettes will remain unchanged after the government announced no hike in the existing tax rates on tobacco products in the 2024 Union Budget.
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Rs 13,000 Crore Revenue Lost Owing To Cigarette Smuggling
Illegal cigarette trade is more than 25% of the cigarette industry in the country, says Federation of All India Farmers Association (FAIFA).
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GST Council Cuts Rates On Used Cars, Diamonds. Full List Here
The GST Council also considered simplification of the return filing process during the meeting.
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ITC Share Price Plunges 15%, Investors Lose Nearly Rs 60,000 Crore
ITC shares fell to Rs 276.90 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, which reduced its market value to Rs 3.37 lakh crore.
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Sensex Rises Over 300 Points, Nifty Regains 9,600; ITC Jumps
ITC shares surged with analysts attributing the sharp move to a more or less status quo in terms of taxation on cigarettes in the new GST regime.
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GST Rollout Boosts Nifty, ITC Surges 6%
ITC shares surged with analysts attributing the sharp move to a more or less status quo in terms of taxation on cigarettes in the new GST regime.
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Cigarettes, Pan Masala Get Costlier From Today As New Excise Duty Kicks In
According to the new rules, the excise duty will now range from Rs 2,050 to Rs 8,500 per 1,000 non-standard or uniquely designed cigarettes.
-
Why ITC Investors Should Closely Follow Nirmala Sitharaman's Speech Today
FM Nirmala Sitharaman Speech: Nearly Rs 1 lakh crore has evaporated from the ITC's market value in a month as the stock plunged close to 20 per cent after the sharp cigarette tax hike unveiled in late December.
-
GST Rates Revised: What Gets Cheaper
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council announced today that only two rates will remain from September 22 - 5 per cent and 18 per cent.
-
18% GST: TVs, AC, Small Cars, Bikes Under 350cc To Cost Less Now
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council announced today that only two rates will remain from September 22 - 5 per cent and 18 per cent.
-
Cigarette Prices Remain Unchanged After No Tobacco Tax Hike In Budget 2024
Union Budget 2024: The price of cigarettes will remain unchanged after the government announced no hike in the existing tax rates on tobacco products in the 2024 Union Budget.
-
Rs 13,000 Crore Revenue Lost Owing To Cigarette Smuggling
Illegal cigarette trade is more than 25% of the cigarette industry in the country, says Federation of All India Farmers Association (FAIFA).
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GST Council Cuts Rates On Used Cars, Diamonds. Full List Here
The GST Council also considered simplification of the return filing process during the meeting.
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ITC Share Price Plunges 15%, Investors Lose Nearly Rs 60,000 Crore
ITC shares fell to Rs 276.90 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, which reduced its market value to Rs 3.37 lakh crore.
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Sensex Rises Over 300 Points, Nifty Regains 9,600; ITC Jumps
ITC shares surged with analysts attributing the sharp move to a more or less status quo in terms of taxation on cigarettes in the new GST regime.
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GST Rollout Boosts Nifty, ITC Surges 6%
ITC shares surged with analysts attributing the sharp move to a more or less status quo in terms of taxation on cigarettes in the new GST regime.
