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The GST has been very significant reform upcoming in India as it is seen by very positive eyes because it will be a business uplifting scheme after the Independence and certainly a page turner. Another term (MGL) Model GST Law has been studied and has been taken into the consideration in the context of Employer and Employees relation.
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.
Usually, the winter session of the parliament takes off in the third or fourth week of November, but this time, it has been scheduled on November 16 and the major discussion to take place will be GST. As we all are aware of the fact that the Govt. is very keen towards implementing the new tax reform by the proposed deadline i.e. April 2017. The center doesn’t want any stone left in the successful roll-out of the GST across the nation.
The biggest taxation reform of GST India has been considered well enough in both the house of parliament which notes down its significance and its power to fetch the benefits of 8 percent of additional investments of capital stocks prevailing in various sectors of the economy.
Goods and Service Tax Network has finally set up the registration portal for the taxpayers who can register with the network and can submit all the necessary details, making a flawless network by which they can avail tax payment, returns and refund service under the GST regime.
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian is backing up the lower GST rate and still believes that the lower rate would be sufficient for Indian economic context. While having an interview with the imminent news provider Economic Times, the financial official expressed his views on various issues regarding the biggest taxation reform.
Indian Government finally took a responsive action towards the tax structure and studying in depth situation of the monetary part of taxes which are accrued annually on a meager basis. The tax authorities are giving a humble credit to all those taxpayers who declare their concealed income.
The EPCH (Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts) showed its concern regarding the upcoming taxation regime and conducted a meeting with their association’s officials and exporters fraternity to discuss the meaningful factors implied after GST roll out.
GST would be giving much more emphasize on the 8 percent growth of India as speculated by S&P Global. The report said that India GST passage gives us additional conviction around our 8%-ish GDP growth forecast over the next few years.
