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From Ice Cream To Air-Conditioners: What Gets Cheaper In GST 2.0
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) system is undergoing a significant overhaul, with the new structure set to take effect on September 22.
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GST Reforms: FAQs On What Changes
The GST Council, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, held its 56th meeting on September 3 in New Delhi and announced changes in the rates. Here are all your questions answered.
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What Are Sin Goods And Why They Attract The Highest GST Rate
The government has introduced a new 40% Goods and Services Tax (GST) slab, the highest in the regime, for "sin goods" and certain luxury items.
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How Revised GST Rates Will Help You Cut Down Kitchen Expenses
Several items, including televisions, air-conditioners, and bikes under 350 cc, used by the middle class, have been brought under 18%, the finance minister said.
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GST On 'Sin Goods': Pan Masala To Fruit Beverages — Items To Attract 40% Levy
Among automobiles, motorcycles exceeding 350 CCs will attract the 40% tax rate.
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GST Council Meeting: What May Get Cheaper Or Cost More Under New Slabs
High hopes ride on the 56th GST Council meeting as it takes up proposals to simplify slabs and slash rates on key goods and services.
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Centre Proposes Reducing GST Slabs From 4 To 2, May Retain 5%, 18%: Sources
The Centre has proposed that only two slabs for Goods and Services Tax (GST) be retained - 5 per cent and 18 percent - as per sources.
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CII Expects GDP To Grow 6.4-6.7% In FY26, Bats For Three-Tiered GST Structure
CII expects GDP to grow 6.4-6.7 pc in FY26, bats for 3-tiered GST structure
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GST: Buildings Can Qualify As Plants Based On Their Functionality, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a functionality test will have to be applied to decide whether a building is a plant.
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GST: Buildings Can Qualify As Plants Based On Their Functionality, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a functionality test will have to be applied to decide whether a building is a plant.
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Mamata Joins Voices For Zero GST On Life, Medical Insurance Premiums
Mamata supports demand to withdraw GST on life, medical insurance premiums
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GST Collection Stood At Rs 1.73 Lakh Crore In May, Says Ministry
The gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection for May stood at Rs 1.73 lakh crore, according to the release by the Ministry of Finance.
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Not Necessary To Make Arrests In Every GST Case: Supreme Court Tells Centre
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the Centre that there is no need for making arrests in all Goods and Services Tax (GST) cases and that it can be done only if there is credible evidence and tangible material to prove culpability.
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Hotels Worried Over Higher Taxes On Dine-In, Seek GST Parity With Restaurants
The current system of GST rate for restaurants within hotels being tied to room rates is unfair, says FHRAI's Pradeep Shetty.
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GST Council Finalises Taxes On Services
Telecoms and financial services will be taxed at a standard rate of 18 percent while transport services will be taxed at 5 percent.
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From Ice Cream To Air-Conditioners: What Gets Cheaper In GST 2.0
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) system is undergoing a significant overhaul, with the new structure set to take effect on September 22.
-
GST Reforms: FAQs On What Changes
The GST Council, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, held its 56th meeting on September 3 in New Delhi and announced changes in the rates. Here are all your questions answered.
-
What Are Sin Goods And Why They Attract The Highest GST Rate
The government has introduced a new 40% Goods and Services Tax (GST) slab, the highest in the regime, for "sin goods" and certain luxury items.
-
How Revised GST Rates Will Help You Cut Down Kitchen Expenses
Several items, including televisions, air-conditioners, and bikes under 350 cc, used by the middle class, have been brought under 18%, the finance minister said.
-
GST On 'Sin Goods': Pan Masala To Fruit Beverages — Items To Attract 40% Levy
Among automobiles, motorcycles exceeding 350 CCs will attract the 40% tax rate.
-
GST Council Meeting: What May Get Cheaper Or Cost More Under New Slabs
High hopes ride on the 56th GST Council meeting as it takes up proposals to simplify slabs and slash rates on key goods and services.
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Centre Proposes Reducing GST Slabs From 4 To 2, May Retain 5%, 18%: Sources
The Centre has proposed that only two slabs for Goods and Services Tax (GST) be retained - 5 per cent and 18 percent - as per sources.
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CII Expects GDP To Grow 6.4-6.7% In FY26, Bats For Three-Tiered GST Structure
CII expects GDP to grow 6.4-6.7 pc in FY26, bats for 3-tiered GST structure
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GST: Buildings Can Qualify As Plants Based On Their Functionality, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a functionality test will have to be applied to decide whether a building is a plant.
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GST: Buildings Can Qualify As Plants Based On Their Functionality, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that a functionality test will have to be applied to decide whether a building is a plant.
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Mamata Joins Voices For Zero GST On Life, Medical Insurance Premiums
Mamata supports demand to withdraw GST on life, medical insurance premiums
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GST Collection Stood At Rs 1.73 Lakh Crore In May, Says Ministry
The gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection for May stood at Rs 1.73 lakh crore, according to the release by the Ministry of Finance.
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Not Necessary To Make Arrests In Every GST Case: Supreme Court Tells Centre
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the Centre that there is no need for making arrests in all Goods and Services Tax (GST) cases and that it can be done only if there is credible evidence and tangible material to prove culpability.
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Hotels Worried Over Higher Taxes On Dine-In, Seek GST Parity With Restaurants
The current system of GST rate for restaurants within hotels being tied to room rates is unfair, says FHRAI's Pradeep Shetty.
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GST Council Finalises Taxes On Services
Telecoms and financial services will be taxed at a standard rate of 18 percent while transport services will be taxed at 5 percent.
