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  Question Of Single GST Rate Does Not Arise, Says Arun Jaitley

  In India, food items have been placed in zero or the minimum slab while luxury items get taxed more.

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  First Post-GST Budget Likely To Be Presented on February 1

  The Economic Survey, detailing the state of the economy, is likely to be tabled on January 31 and the Union Budget may be presented the following day

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  Transition To GST Fairly Smooth Despite Attempts To Derail It: Arun Jaitley

  India's transition to the Goods and Services Tax regime has been "fairly smooth" despite attempts by "ill-informed" Opposition leaders to derail its implementation, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said.

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  Government Rolled Out GST In A Hurry: Salman Khurshid

  Congress leader Salman Khurshid today said the government has rolled out the Goods and Services Tax or GST in a "hurry" and has been changing the rules "everyday"

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  From Idli Batter To Raincoats, 30 Common Use Items To Get Cheaper: 10 Points

  The government on Saturday extended till October 10 the deadline for filing of July GSTR-1 or sales returns for businesses, said Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. The deadline for filing GSTR-2 (purchase returns) and GSTR-3 (match of GSTR-1 and GSTR-2) for July have also been extended. The decision was taken after the Council reviewed the functioning ...

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  Here's The Taxation Mantra According To Arun Jaitley

  The experiment of first 1-2 months (of GST) will demonstrate that today the mantra as far as taxation is concerned is 'it pays to be honest', he says.

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  FSDC Takes Note Of Economic Headwinds, Vows To Stay Alert

  Market confidence by investors are reflected in high and rising bond and stock valuations, says a statement.

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  GST Rollout 'Extremely Smooth,' Says Arun Jaitley

  The Union Finance Minister said a record number of businesses have registered under the indirect tax regime.

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  GST A 'Win-Win' Deal For All, Says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley

  Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today described the Goods and Services Tax as a "win- win" deal for all as it will expand the tax net, end "inspector raj" and bring down prices of goods.

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  Arun Jaitley Asks Jammu And Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti To Implement GST From July 1

  Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today asked Jammu and Kashmir to roll out GST from July 1 as failure to implement it will lead to "adverse impact" of price rise and put local industry at a disadvantage.

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  GST Rates Revised: Movie Tickets, Insulin Will Be Cheaper

  Weeks before India ushers in the goods and services tax or Goods and Services Tax or GST regime - billed as the biggest tax reform to create a uniform Indian market - the powerful GST council cut tax rates for 66 items.

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  Defence Minister Arun Jaitley In Kashmir, Reviews Security Situation

  Defence Minister Arun Jaitley today reviewed at a high level meeting the security situation in Kashmir where militant attacks and incidents of stone-pelting are on the rise.

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  Goods And Services Tax Scheduled For July 1 Rollout: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley

  The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is on schedule for implementation from July 1 and will not lead to any significant increase in prices of goods although cost of some services may see a marginal hike, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today.

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  Goods And Services Tax To Help Push Growth Above 8%, Says IMF: 10 Points

  The Goods and Services Tax regime that the government targets to roll out from 1 July could help push India's growth rate to above the eight per cent-mark in the medium term, the International Monetary Fund has said, painting a bright outlook for the Indian economy. Tao Zhang, the IMF's Deputy Managing Director believes India has made significant p...

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  Cabinet May Tomorrow Consider GST Supplementary Legislations

  The Cabinet may tomorrow take up for approval the supporting GST legislations, which will then be introduced in Parliament as the government sprints to meet the July 1 target date for rollout of the new indirect tax regime.