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Kerala Finance minister Thomas Isaac said that he is confident that the central government won’t have the capacity to show the supporting enactment of the goods and service tax (GST) in this session of Parliament.
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.
BCCI in an act of timely response has thrown a meeting around various zones of Kolkata, Chennai, Delhi latest of which held in Mumbai. The board is looking for upcoming GST regime in a healthy manner and has started the preparations to be done before the significant implications fall upon.
The multi-tiered rate structure which was earlier released for the states didn’t show up this time while the parliament is busy in various other critical issues revolving in the country. The most talked about the debate was, of course, the demonetization move of the government while the CGST and integrated GST bill is likely to get introduced in late November.
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 tourism industry is going in a miserable position as many of the expectations are sticking towards the upcoming GST. As speculated the GST council fixed tax rate over the hotel and tourism industry close to 28% along with full input tax credit return which is considered very high in terms of the highly volatile market.
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GST regime has been on its way towards the implication, and in this journey, the dream work of UPA government caught a seizure. Large Taxpayer Units are now in the black zone and will be closed down as soon as the new taxation regime comes into force.
GST has brought some steady impression over the retail sector and has been creating a dilemma in the state where there is no fixed tax rate on which the GST reform will operate. The retail sector is much likely to raise issue aginst the matters like the final tax rate and the tax credits which are available for them.
