GST Council Slashes Rates on Essentials New 5%, 18%, 40% Slabs Effective Sept 22
With effect from September 22, Indias GST Council has authorised a significant rate revamp that will combine slabs into 5%, 18%, and 40%. According to
With effect from September 22, Indias GST Council has authorised a significant rate revamp that will combine slabs into 5%, 18%, and 40%. According to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, the GST rate will drop from 12% or 18% to just 5% for commonplace goods like toothpaste, soaps, shampoos, hair oil, and bicycles. Indian breads, paneer, and UHT milk will all be taxfree. Large cars and luxury products would be subject to 40% GST, while household equipment like TVs and refrigerators will be subject to the 18% slab. The goal of the action is to increase consumption and counteract the effects of increased import taxes from the US. Despite the possibility of a ₹47,700 crore income shortfall, the reform was unanimously endorsed by the states. It is anticipated that the restructure will help middleclass customers and streamline compliance.
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