Finance Minister Capt Abhimanyu didn’t force any new tax in Haryana’s financial plan. The foremost purpose behind this is the number of income from Haryana’s Goods and Services Tax (GST). After the implementation of GST, Haryana has established a record achievement in the country.
Even being a small state, Haryana has reached the top position in the country for collecting the taxes of around Rs 32,546 crore under the GST Act till February 28, 2018. However, in the year 2018-19, the state expects much better tax collection income.
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In July 2017, in the budget speech, Finance Minister Capt Amarinder Singh said after the implementation of GST in the country, 2.35 lakh old dealers were additionally got enrolled under GST. Besides this, the State Government has retrieved an aggregate of Rs 2,328.36 crore in one year under the Haryana One Time Settlement Scheme for Recovery of Outstanding Dues 2017 and Haryana Alternative Tax Compliance Scheme for Contracts Scheme.
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Apart from this, as indicated by the Finance Minister, the measure of Rs 833.31 crore was received as past unpaid debts. In the budget, the GST and different expenses in the new financial year are considered to be worth Rs 41,200 crore. On the basis of this, Finance Minister Capt Abhimanyu did not make any new tax provision in the financial plan of 2018-19.
Captain has cut VAT on CNG by 6.5 percent VAT from the portion of GST. It won’t just profit the industries but also it will be beneficial for CNG-based drivers as well. For completion of budgetary provision of Rs.115,198.29 crore, where the approximate salary of Rs. 76,933.02 crores have been reported from different non-tax sources, the work of revenue supply extraordinary cost will be from GST’s pay.
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