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From last some years, the lawsuits regarding the Service tax have increased due to absence of India’s most crucial taxation regime- Goods and Service Tax (GST). The GST Bill will remove several indirect taxes like service tax, VAT etc and it will create a single market for one dozen levies states.
The Indian economist and currently chairperson of the Forum of Federations, Mr. Vijay Kelkar believes that the introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) will play an important role to push the economic growth of India rapidly.
Biggest indirect tax regime of india, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is on its way to be adapted worldwide. After its inception, the present tax structure (Sales and Service Tax) will be replaced by the same. The need for GST in India is not only necessary to get rid from the troublesome current scheme of indirect taxes, but principally for reducing a huge number of exemptions, multiple rates and upgrading the tax compliances. Here we are going to put focus on some of the fundamental differences between the two and why the former is very prominent to be introduced soon.
The opposition party-Congress blamed the NDA government for making a “false smokescreen” on the taxation new regime. After the meeting of Venkaiah Naidu and Sonia Gandhi on Friday regarding the GST Bill, Congress said that the ruling BJP is not serious about the Constitution Bill,
The Indian Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley said, the government will roll-out new taxation regime, GST by just making “certainly” double efforts in 2016 and he is in “continuous touch” with opposition party to coax them to cooperate.
The winter session of Parliament has ended on December, 2015 and disappointed us over the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The government has failed to break deadlock on the Constitution Amendment Bill in this session. The bill has been delayed further. FM Jaitley’s deputy, Mr. Jayant Sinha said that the government would have liked to roll-out the GST and also wanted it to be simple.
Goods and Services Tax is the most important taxation reform in India since independence as it breaks the currently indirect tax regime and makes a single market for a dozen state levies. Every newspaper is making a headline about the GST at their front page.
Indian Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitely believes that if the GST will be rolled out soon then our nation can have 9% growth. As per the sources, Jaitley has made a new bid to pass the GST by ending the deadlock on bill.
A much awaited tax reform agenda, Goods and Services Tax (GST) will be roll-out soon as the many political parties, politician and other high profile people are backing the Bill. In addition, other politicians also believe that this new taxation system will be good for the Indian economy.
