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Goods and Services Tax (GST) To Have Positive Impact On Gold Industry: World Gold Council
Even as consumers will face a slightly higher tax rate in gold after the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is rolled out this July, the overall impact on the gold industry will be positive, World Gold Council today said.
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GST Rates For Gold, Garments, Biscuits Decided: 10 Things To Know
The GST Council on Saturday at its 15th meeting finalised tax rates that will apply to gold and other goods like biscuits and garments. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who chaired the meet, said gold and gold jewellery would attract a GST rate of 3 per cent. The Council also decided on rates of yarns, agriculture machinery, apparels and rough diamon...
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Gujarat Goes On Gold Buying Spree As GST Council To Decide Rate Tomorrow
Hardik Rana has a wedding coming up in the family early next year but the Ahmedabad entrepreneur is already out shopping for gold. And he isnt the only one hurriedly picking for the yellow metal over fears that the tax might go up once the Goods and Services Tax kicks in next month.
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Goods and Services Tax (GST) To Have Positive Impact On Gold Industry: World Gold Council
Even as consumers will face a slightly higher tax rate in gold after the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is rolled out this July, the overall impact on the gold industry will be positive, World Gold Council today said.
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GST Rates For Gold, Garments, Biscuits Decided: 10 Things To Know
The GST Council on Saturday at its 15th meeting finalised tax rates that will apply to gold and other goods like biscuits and garments. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who chaired the meet, said gold and gold jewellery would attract a GST rate of 3 per cent. The Council also decided on rates of yarns, agriculture machinery, apparels and rough diamon...
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Gujarat Goes On Gold Buying Spree As GST Council To Decide Rate Tomorrow
Hardik Rana has a wedding coming up in the family early next year but the Ahmedabad entrepreneur is already out shopping for gold. And he isnt the only one hurriedly picking for the yellow metal over fears that the tax might go up once the Goods and Services Tax kicks in next month.
