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GST on cigarettes, tobacco, aerated beverages likely to be hiked: Here’s what we know
The Group of Ministers on rate rationalisation has finalised its report, which will be presented to the GST Council, reported PTI on Monday. The GoM will likely propose a tax hike on cigarettes, tobacco,
GoM proposes hike in GST on aerated drinks, cigarettes & tobacco to 35%
The proposed hike from the current highest slab of 28 per cent would help the Centre and states to make up for the loss from rate cuts on other common-use items
Top GST panel recommends 35% tax rate for cigarettes, tobacco: Reports
The council will now decide whether there is further scope for rate rationalisation and may decide to retain the GoM so that the rationalisation exercise continues periodically, the official added.
GST Hike on Cigarettes, Tobacco, Beverages: 35% Proposed
India's GST Council may hike taxes on sin goods like cigarettes, tobacco, and aerated beverages to 35% on Dec 21. The decision comes after a GoM recommendation for rate rationalization.
Exclusive | GoM recommends 35% GST on tobacco, aerated drinks: Sources
The Group of Ministers (GoM) set up by the GST Council has proposed rate changes for 148 items, including tobacco and aerated drinks, sources told CNBC-TV18.
GoM proposes fresh band: 35% GST slab likely for tobacco, aerated drinks
"The GoM on rate rationalisation has completed its report, which proposes major adjustments to tax rates on 148 items, with a particular focus on the textile industry"
GST on cigarettes, tobacco, aerated beverages may be hiked to 35 pc; GST Council decision on Dec 21
The Group of Ministers on GST rate rationalisation decided to increase tax on aerated beverages, cigarettes, and tobacco products to 35% from 28%. Changes to GST rates on apparel and other items are also proposed.
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Policyholders to gain from GST rate cut: FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Ahead of the crucial GST Council meeting in three weeks, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman told Parliament on Monday that ...
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Contact, Nova challenged over GST exclusive prices
The Commerce Commission says they promote energy prices without GST by default, which goes against the guidelines.
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GST rate overhaul: GoM to propose revisions for 150 items, report on Dec 21
GoM recommends GST rate changes to simplify framework, lower rates for textiles, bicycles, exercise books, and essential ...
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Cost of health, life insurance to come down if GST Council decides to reduce taxes on premium: FM
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that insurance costs may decrease if the GST Council suggests lowering GST rates ...
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India’s GST Revenues Surge By 8.5 Per Cent To Rs 1.82 Lakh Crore In November But Show Sequential Decline From October
GST from domestic transactions rose by 9.4 per cent to Rs 1.40 lakh crore, while revenue from imports grew by 6 per cent to ...
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Average GST rate drops to 11.64%; 18% slab contributes most to collection
Goods and services in the 18 per cent slab are estimated to contribute nearly three-fourths of the total GST collection, the ...
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GST Revenue: 18% Slab Contributes Most in FY24
India's 18% GST slab contributed the most to FY24 revenues, while the 12% slab contributed just 5-6%, Lok Sabha was informed.
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Temporary GST/HST Tax Break: What Thunder Bay Businesses Need to Know
Businesses in Thunder Bay and across Canada should prepare for temporary GST/HST relief as part of new legislation introduced ...
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GST Breakdown: Understanding Revenue Trends in 2023-24
The majority of GST revenues in 2023-24 were generated from the 18% tax slab. A special group, led by Bihar Deputy CM, is ...
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