Nitin Gadkari, Road Minister has written a letter to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to review the higher taxation rates on alternative fuels such as biodiesel and ethanol, in the light of new regime.
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Nitin Gadkari, Road Minister has written a letter to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to review the higher taxation rates on alternative fuels such as biodiesel and ethanol, in the light of new regime.
In the wake up of GST many policies are arriving in the hands of all the ministries who are delicately concerned about the economic progression, and in the same direction, transportation ministry has proposed a vehicle scrap policy which will wipe out approximately 28 million commercial vehicles which have completed 15 years of tenure. This is a vast policy to be implemented in the vision of cumulative figures as it will impact various sector deeply.
Oncoming GST has given a fruitful news to the Nagpur land owners, as the city has got all the attention it needed due its feasibility and approach-ability from almost all the cities of the Nation. Once the GST applies itself into the scenario, the local and indirect taxes which were levied at every stage of geographical shifting of goods will be slashed.
Goods and Service Tax popularly depicted as GST has so much to accomplish even in its starting stages, as the taxation regime has given various hints to the government and the nation that being a financial structure, it also demands to be taken into consideration from official papers to the lowest levels of road structure.
The Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi took a move to the Opposition on Feb 16, 2016 regarding the passage the GST Bill in the upper house of Parliament. In the meeting, the PM expressed his words in the presence of floor leaders of all major parties in the both houses of of Parliament. He said that the ruling BJP was ready to discuss in the Parliament “each and every issue”, which the Opposition wanted. But on the condition that they do not disturb in the Parliament.