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Simplifying GST rates is welcome, but real competitiveness needs more

Rate rationalisation is welcome, but more work is needed to eliminate cascading taxes

After cutting slabs and rates, GST Council must pursue deeper reforms

Barring a dozen-odd items, almost all goods and services are being clubbed under two slabs - 5 per cent and 18 per cent

The reform agenda: Why pushing strategic disinvestment will be crucial

Simplifying the GST structure is not the only reform on the government's agenda.

GST 2.0: Towards simpler and citizen-centric indirect tax regime

The GST Council's efforts at rationalisation have steadily lowered the system's complexity while sustaining revenue buoyancy

JSW MG Motor, Kia announce price cuts following GST rationalisation

MG Motor said it will extend the full benefit of the GST reduction across its SUV portfolio, with price cuts ranging from ₹54,000 to ₹3,04,000, effective from September 7

From Hyundai to Tata Motors, here's how much cheaper cars get under GST 2.0

Hyundai, Tata Motors, Mahindra, Maruti and Renault have announced steep cuts across cars and CVs, with reductions ranging from ₹30,000 to ₹4.65 lakh from September 22

Cabinet Secretariat, ministries to meet Monday on smooth GST rollout

According to another official, Finance Ministry is eager to re-examine certain sectoral issues if directed by the Prime Minister's Office

GST reforms should be the beginning of more reforms in all laws

Such changes have received sufficient media coverage, and so, I will focus more on certain other aspects

Defiance won't beget India respect, export-focused manufacturing base will

One of the best ways to judge the impact of any policy is to check its effect on stock prices of companies, supposedly benefiting

This round of tax reforms can be termed 'MGGA - Making GST Great Again'

To ensure the 56th GST Council is remembered as the most transformative since 2017, the proposed changes must be implemented in spirit, and what must happen next for promises to become policy

Markets log best week in 2 months as GST revamp boosts growth hopes

Benchmark indices end the week higher, posting their best gains in over two months, with optimism from GST reforms on everyday goods

3-day registration for GST, 90% provisional refunds from November 1

CBIC Chairman Sanjay Kumar Agarwal said the scheme will cover both central and state jurisdictions, and apply in cases where applicants are assessed to be low-risk

GST cut on health insurance: Policyholders may use free-look period option

Policyholders may delay their insurance purchases using the free look period option to benefit from the nil GST on premiums, effective from September 22

Experts welcome GST Council move to ease post-sale discount disputes

GST Council amends rules on post-sale discounts to allow credit notes without invoice linkage, a change experts say will reduce litigation and benefit businesses

GST cut to drive 200 bps boost in two-wheelers, 100 bps in PVs: Crisil

GST Council's two-rate tax structure to cut vehicle prices by up to 10%, supporting festive auto sales for two-wheelers, small cars, and compact SUVs

Celebrations commence with GST reform announcements, marking economic shift

This courageous move signals the emergence of a stronger economy, clearly indicating that India is firmlyset on a path of progress and growth

EV makers relieved as GST Council retains 5% tax on electric cars

The GST Council's decision to retain the 5% tax rate on electric vehicles (EVs) reassures manufacturers, but competition from small petrol and diesel cars with lower taxes looms

GST exemption on life, health policies: Lock in lower term premiums now

Enhance sum insured on base health policy, buy add-on cover

GST rate rejig above expectation, stocks price in most positives: Analysts

The breadth and depth of the new rate cuts, analysts at Bernstein said, especially in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) categories saw rate reductions well beyond what they thought was possible

A new GST: The indirect tax system simplified for greater efficiency

The removal of the 12 and 28 per cent slabs and the shifting of items from these slabs to 5 and 18 per cent will make a large number of consumer items cheaper