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Nomura has pointed out this study when the International Monetary Fund analyzed the GDP of India and made a prediction which cools it down to 6.6 percent, at one percent low. The stats can still make the shift as there are a lot of pending decisions over the GST and said that, “With the resolution of the administrative control, a major roadblock has been cleared.”
The agency cleared out the fact the that implementation of GST will cause a slight inflation in the economy but none is serious as it will be for a short term and eventually turn into beneficial for the overall economy.
The financial excellency also mentioned that “In the near term, we expect the GST to be fiscally neutral, the resulting inflation impact to be minimal at less than 20 bps, and the impact on growth to be marginally negative in the run up to its implementation.”
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“over time, we expect the elimination of cascading taxes and its simplified tax structure to boost productivity, lower costs, aid in the formalization of the economy and result in large revenue benefits for the government,” it added.