The Indian Government has sent letters to Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) companies and industry stakeholders to revise the MRP on existing stocks and must clearly show the difference that there is a reduction in GST rates has made.
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The Indian Government has sent letters to Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) companies and industry stakeholders to revise the MRP on existing stocks and must clearly show the difference that there is a reduction in GST rates has made.
After the reduction of tax rates nearly on 300 items in last GST council meeting, now the government is planning to bring some changes in the rules, procedures and regulations under GST to simplify the procedures for taxpayers and businesses.
The new decision was taken by the government which provides relaxation in intervals of filing returns. Furthermore, the GST Council made the tax filing process easier for businesses, which has to lessen the businesses of both, GST Suvidha providers (GSPs) and Assisted Suvidha providers (AGSPs). The new move is beneficial only for the SMEs and businesses.
Daily-use household items now become cheaper after the reduction of tax rates in 23rd GST Council Meeting. In the last meeting of GST Council, the tax rates have been reduced by the GST council nearly on 200 items.
Approximately 4.3 million Traders have furnished an initial set of GST returns for October and the record marks the highest monthly return furnishing limit by the last date of the GST implementation.
It is pre-assumed that Indian consumers will be getting big benefits with the next round of GST rate rejig. According to the reports, it is anticipated that the government may reduce the tax rates on white goods such as refrigerators, washing machines in the next round of GST Council Meeting.
Goods and services tax has been proving a mixed concentration for the Indian business industries as from the time of implementation, its effects are widely known to be a combination of both good and bad.
Under the GST, the exports of taxable goods or services are treated as zero-rated supplies. It means that the suppliers will not have to pay any GST on any of their exports.
GST has become the topic of debate for the opposition party and we couldn’t see any changes in the conduct even after the Modi government reduced products under 28% slab rate in 23rd GST Council meeting.