Gst Rate On Restaurants

Customers taking food delivery at their home or office are paying 13 per cent higher price compared to customers who walk down to restaurants as dine-in tax rate is 5 per cent

The ordinary or any parotta served by restaurant for eating there or for takeaway would be taxed at a GST rate of 5 per cent just like the plain roti, government sources said a day after social media users debated the government's move to put frozen parotta on a higher bracket than roti under the goods and services tax or GST.

Eating out has become cheaper after the GST Council Meeting led by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley revised the rates of the new national tax yesterday. The GST rate charged by restaurants has been cut to a uniform 5 per cent now -- from the earlier 12 per cent or 18 per cent, depending on whether you ate at an air-conditioned place or a restaurant wi...

The Council at its 23rd meeting in Guwahati on Friday reduced the tax rate on over 200 items

Currently, GST is levied at 12% on food at non-AC restaurants, while it is 18% for air-conditioned ones.

It was decided in the GST Council meet on Friday that all restaurants will now be levied GST at 5%, without input tax credit benefits.

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday announced a big overhaul of new national tax GST, saying only 50 items will remain in the highest tax slab of 28 per cent, with 178 others moved to the 18 per cent bracket effective November 15. Dining out will also become cheaper, with food at all restaurants in the country, except those in starred hot...

At the GST Council meet today, over 200 items may get cheaper from handmade furniture to shampoo to sanitary ware to plywood

The association is seeking reduction of GST to 12 per cent on all hotels and bars.

Currently, GST is levied at 12 per cent on non-AC restaurants, while it is 18 per cent for air-conditioned ones.

A panel is reviewing the 18% GST tax rate that you currently pay for eating out at AC restaurants.

Hinting that the government was open to revisiting the tax rate that people had to pay for eating out, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday announced that a group of finance ministers would take a complete relook at the way the restaurants should be taxed.

The clarification comes in the wake of many people flooding the social media, seeking clarity over the new tax regime.

With the launch of the Goods and Services Tax or GST, those eating out tonight may find themselves caught in minor disputes over payments, if they stay on past midnight.

About 2,100 hotels, restaurants and food joints across the city shut down on Tuesday to protest against the higher rate proposed under the new Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime from July 1.

Customers taking food delivery at their home or office are paying 13 per cent higher price compared to customers who walk down to restaurants as dine-in tax rate is 5 per cent

The ordinary or any parotta served by restaurant for eating there or for takeaway would be taxed at a GST rate of 5 per cent just like the plain roti, government sources said a day after social media users debated the government's move to put frozen parotta on a higher bracket than roti under the goods and services tax or GST.

Eating out has become cheaper after the GST Council Meeting led by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley revised the rates of the new national tax yesterday. The GST rate charged by restaurants has been cut to a uniform 5 per cent now -- from the earlier 12 per cent or 18 per cent, depending on whether you ate at an air-conditioned place or a restaurant wi...

The Council at its 23rd meeting in Guwahati on Friday reduced the tax rate on over 200 items

Currently, GST is levied at 12% on food at non-AC restaurants, while it is 18% for air-conditioned ones.

It was decided in the GST Council meet on Friday that all restaurants will now be levied GST at 5%, without input tax credit benefits.

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday announced a big overhaul of new national tax GST, saying only 50 items will remain in the highest tax slab of 28 per cent, with 178 others moved to the 18 per cent bracket effective November 15. Dining out will also become cheaper, with food at all restaurants in the country, except those in starred hot...

At the GST Council meet today, over 200 items may get cheaper from handmade furniture to shampoo to sanitary ware to plywood

The association is seeking reduction of GST to 12 per cent on all hotels and bars.

Currently, GST is levied at 12 per cent on non-AC restaurants, while it is 18 per cent for air-conditioned ones.

A panel is reviewing the 18% GST tax rate that you currently pay for eating out at AC restaurants.

Hinting that the government was open to revisiting the tax rate that people had to pay for eating out, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday announced that a group of finance ministers would take a complete relook at the way the restaurants should be taxed.

The clarification comes in the wake of many people flooding the social media, seeking clarity over the new tax regime.

With the launch of the Goods and Services Tax or GST, those eating out tonight may find themselves caught in minor disputes over payments, if they stay on past midnight.

About 2,100 hotels, restaurants and food joints across the city shut down on Tuesday to protest against the higher rate proposed under the new Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime from July 1.