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Electric vehicles have got much fame in recent years due to their economical maintenance and environmentally friendly behavior. Now the manufacturers of electric vehicles have demanded relaxation from GST on the basis of aforementioned facts. Also, the impact of the GST on the auto industry is expected to be fruitful according to leading automakers in India and the on-road price of vehicles will also go down under the GST regime.
The expert belief has suggested that Goods and Service Tax will bring some competitiveness into the MSMEs Arena. The Micro Small Medium Enterprise as of now scattered into organized and unorganized sector but both of them will come into an active position to meet the rumble. The said gesture was made by experts at manufacturing conclave which was held by Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) on Tuesday.
As the Government is preparing to roll-out the GST law by April 2017, the newly formed GST council has started considering some mechanisms in order to assure proper functioning of the GST regime. The govt is considering a price-monitoring mechanism under the goods and services tax (GST) to ensure that the benefits get applied effectively on any unwarranted price shocks. Meanwhile, the states are also showing their interest in the regulations carried away by the council over the GST.
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%.
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka explains GST rollout as a challenging task and acknowledged the preparedness as not up to the mark but it can be possible if the time is utilized wisely before the deadline April 2017.
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.
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 Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime is now ready to give a boost to the growth of the warehousing and logistics industry in India. New warehousing hubs are set to establish better facilities and better transportation and logistics services across the nation. According to a real estate consultancy firm JLL India, the implementation of GST has played a key role in the development of e-commerce giants and they will be able to choose a wide range of services across the country. It will undoubtedly benefit the logistics corner and offer cost saving on the consumer end. The GST bill has been implemented from 1st July 2017 and the government will facilitate E-filing of GST through online portals for filing procedures. With the advent of goods and services tax, it is also the support of e-commerce industry to further take the industry more worthy. As the scenario has changed a lot, the online shopping demands a firm supply chain to cater the needs of the general public.
In present scenario there are different types of taxes levied like service tax, VAT, Excise etc. In GST regime there will be a single rate of tax. The tax will be charged on value addition only. This will lead to lower down the cost of products and services. After the introduction of GST law, the customer will be able to know that what is the actual tax he is paying for the product or services.
