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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.
GST (Goods and Service Tax), is a new tax regime for current taxation system of India. But the important issue is what impact will be done on Indian economy after GST became applicable in India? What is new in GST which will help to us for create a better Indian economy?
In order to engage with the stakeholders and invite comments from the public at large, it has been decided to make available the draft Business Processes of GST.
GST finally saw its day of light after Lok Sabha also agreed upon the tax scheme to be implemented in the nation. Most of the prominent parties, leaders and general public were seen satisfied with the tax regime as everyone hopes that the Goods and Service Tax will surely bring some prosperity to the economy and citizens.
Big!! Big!!! Big!! the wait is over!! Now GST Act is not a dream for the companies. It will be implemented very soon. After passing bill in Rajya Sabha, the way of GST act became more easy and we can hope that this act will come in working very soon.
Finally, the GST Bill has been approved by the Rajya Sabha and now it will go to the lower house for some rectification in the amendment. After receiving majority upvotes (203 votes) in the house, it is likely to be implemented by the 3rd quarter of 2017. There have been lot of questions regarding the GST among the general public. So, Here we are presenting some common FAQs that will explain every single stage of GST and its benefit.
GST Bill passed in the Rajya sabha with 203 votes in favour, within the 243 member in house. The GST Bill will replace a raft of all sates and local taxes under a single unified value added tax system in order to make the nation a big single market. The power is in the hands of the centre to levy taxes such as excise and empower states to collect retail taxes.
Since the independence, there was indeed a very deep requirement of a clear and smooth taxation scheme which would make India – a better nation and economy with its all round prosperity and everyone contributing for the same cause.
India’s biggest tax reform has taken place by the introduction of GST. With the idea of ‘One Nation One Tax,’ the tax is warmly welcomed by the majority.
