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Finally, the GST has seen the light of its day as the Rajya Sabha has approved each and every bill assumed in the regime to take over all previous forms of taxes prevailing in the country. The major concentration to be focused on the fact that the bills were passed without any amendments which have also given the idea of political consensus over the goods and services tax.
The fuel prices across the state of Madhya Pradesh is considered to be the highest in the country. The reason behind the peak price of fuels is local taxes being levied by the state government. But now the conditions can be straightaway for the residents of MP as the GST has given the clue to make prices of fuel neutral.
The petroleum minister comes up with a statement saying that the Ministry is continuously working towards the inclusion of petroleum in the goods and service tax framework as it is thought to provide benefit to the states in overall. Petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan said that “This (the inclusion of petroleum in GST) will benefit the states also
As the nation is very well aware of Union cabinet approving four GST legislation bills and being in the queue for to be presented in the parliament. In the current session of the budget, the finance minister Arun Jaitley expressed his views on the GST effect and positively said that the upcoming Goods and service tax will definitely collaborate the market as a global single market and will also reduce the prices of commodities making tax evasions difficult in the sidelines.
The Finance Minister Arun Jaitley-drove GST Council met on Saturday and finished the Draft Compensation Bill, in an offer to accelerate the rollout of Goods and Services Tax by July 1, 2017. The tenth meeting of the GST Council likewise cleared the last drafting of the anti-profiteering clause to guarantee a profit of lower taxes gets imparted to customers.
Today tax officers will observe the Monday as a ‘black day’ and protest against the decision taken by GST council. The protest will show their dissatisfaction with the decision.
The latest GST council gatherings have missed the mark regarding desire as the absence of agreement on the issue of tax organization or ‘double control’ implies that April 1, 2017, due date for GST usage looks unachievable.
The Union government on Saturday released the drafts of the three supporting legislations for the Goods and service tax (GST). These three draft laws are—the central GST law, the integrated GST law, and the compensation law— which will be talked about in the meeting of the GST Council scheduled on 2-3 December. After a while board gives its gesture, the bills will be presented in Parliament in the progressing winter session. Entry of the bills in the upcoming winter session will be vital for the administration to meet its 1 April execution due date.
The onset of GST might bring a happy face on the consumer of Indian community as the latest draft bill will be issuing a new provision which states an anti-profiteering clause. This clause depicts that the India Inc fraternity will be reducing the prices of the commodities which will get the benefit under the GST regime arriving early 2017.
