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GST is a revolutionary step in the indirect taxing regime, the most awaited Goods and Services Tax bill got the assent of President on the 08th day of September 2016 and became the Act. GST will be a single window for all Indirect taxes as it will subsume majority of the indirect taxes. GST is the thing which will reshape the Indirect tax structure and impact of it will be seen on its stakeholders. It is expected that it will increase the GDP by 2%.
The passage of the long-pending in both houses is no less than a milestone for a country like India. The govt expects that the GST law will bring the economy on track and the new tax reform will assure hassle free taxation system. The 122nd constitution amendment bill received President Pranab Mukherjee’s nod on Sept. 8 this month. Following this, the govt is striving to conquer the deadline of April 1, 2017. Recently, the GST council was formed over the decision taken by the union cabinet headed by Prime minister Narendra Modi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reviewed the recent work done on the implementation of GST in order to meet the proposed deadline April 1, 2017, and asked departments and ministries to take necessary steps for achieving the deadline on time.
GST is the biggest tax reform in India after the Independence. We have taken almost 60 years to pass a tax bill in which a uniform taxation system will be implied to all over the nation.
As the Government is working on the 4-slab rate, somehow the Government would be synchronizing current exemptions schemes with upcoming GST regime as for some better reason and has declared that it would be that it is pro-poor with 50 percent of essential goods and services exempted from any tax.
The GST regime is likely to witness the entry of the petroleum products, including crude. The step has been taken to put down the inflation pressure under control after a deep thought over the said consequences.
India is getting a worldwide recognition in the name of teamwork that the GST showed across all the political parties working together to make this tax reform a success. As of now, there is a smooth flow of processing and implications regarding the GST and its structural framework to ensure hassle free operation when it will finally get rolled out in the nation’s taxation web. The Union cabinet has also formed the GST council that will take care of the further proceeding over the GST.
Goods and Services Tax will be much more soothing to the nation as it will attract more and more Foreign Direct Investment inside the country. It will also increase the tax compliance which will increase the transparency, therefore creating a trustworthy relation between the business corporates and the government.
The implementation of GST in the country creates a menace in the cement industry. GST council decided on a heavy tax rate on the cement industry of 28 per cent which seems to overburden the sector with already prevailing tax entities and developing areas in the urbanization. Prominent cement manufacturers, such as Ultratech, JK Cement, […]
