GST Revamp: What Gets Cheaper, What Gets Costlier; Industry Reacts
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% : One of the most striking outcomes of the GST revamp is the reduction in tax slabs on several goods The 56th meeting of the GST Council, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman was held in New Delhi, and it has brought in some of the most significant reforms since the tax was first introduced.47% : By rationalising tax rates, the government seeks to strike a balance between boosting consumption, maintaining fiscal discipline, and supporting long-term economic growth.
41% : Focused on rationalisation of tax rates and next-generation reforms, the Council's decisions are set to impact consumers and industries alike, making essential items and automobiles more affordable while providing relief to key sectors like infrastructure and housing.
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