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Goods and Service Tax will be having a tough time to sail through the economic corridors as the prime minister is seeking different ways to wipe out all the black money from the country. The decision to demonetize all the high-value currency notes have taken a big hit over the hoarders who were building a set of conspicuous plans against the economy and its growth.
The government has finally taken three bills namely The Central Goods and Service Tax Bill, the Integrated GST and GST (Compensation for Loss of Revenue) to the parliament for the consideration and passage in winter sessions upcoming from next week.
The Media industry in India is known for growth at a faster rate. India is globally the fifth largest media arena. Penetration of smart-phones and the Digital India initiative have led to a spurt of activities in the digital sector.
Finally, GST council stick to the four-tier rate structure of 5,12,18,28 percent. The council in its two days meeting has been striving for these rates for several months and now completed the discussion with these rates along with some modification of center’s proposal. The highest rates for other FMCG products are being stricken at 6, 12, 18 and 26 per cent.
The state government of Bhopal has cleared a relaxing point that it will continue to offer the compensations to the newly set up industries which are subjected to the compensation under the promotion campaign started by the state authorities.
The GST council has been callings numerous meeting sessions from August starting from the day when parliament and both the house of states cleared the GST bill with the consent. In this same line-up, the GST council held a three-day session in Delhi for finalizing the GST rate.
Government’s recent proposal to consider petroleum products under GST is a welcome move towards the rationalization of GST regime. Products like kerosene, naphtha and LPG will be under GST regime while the other items like crude oil, natural gas, aviation fuel, diesel, and petrol are out of GST regime during the initial years.
Finally, government has cleared off some clouds over the blur issue of taxation rate. The tentative rates were being generalized after the first-day meeting of the GST council headed by Finance minister Arun Jaitley. The rate of taxation has been running under the row and would be improvised soon.
GST council pre-decided meeting turns out today for some crucial decision which will infiltrate the Indian economy and its financial structure from now onwards. The main agenda has turned out to be the final taxation rate on which the GST will be operational while other issues like compensation and service tax assessment will also be looked upon. All the state finance ministers will be a part of this significant meeting.
