Finally, India's biggest tax reform - Goods and service Tax (GST) is a
reality. Yes, after a lot of speculation around the timely
implementation, GST has been rolled out.
As we have saying, GST is a much-needed economic reform. It should eventually expand India's narrow tax base and increase government revenues.
That said, every coin has two sides. GST is no exception. It will have its fair share of chaos in the coming months. There could be protests across the country over tax rates and compliance burdens and it could affect the smooth functioning of the economy.
While GST will impact businesses and industries in a big way, it won't directly affect the salaried class and self-employed personnel (Mango People aka Aam Aadmi). Since it is an indirect tax, it does not change the way they pay their personal taxes. The only impact they will see would be due to the change in rates of the goods and services they avail.
Data Source: clearTax.in
As we have saying, GST is a much-needed economic reform. It should eventually expand India's narrow tax base and increase government revenues.
That said, every coin has two sides. GST is no exception. It will have its fair share of chaos in the coming months. There could be protests across the country over tax rates and compliance burdens and it could affect the smooth functioning of the economy.
While GST will impact businesses and industries in a big way, it won't directly affect the salaried class and self-employed personnel (Mango People aka Aam Aadmi). Since it is an indirect tax, it does not change the way they pay their personal taxes. The only impact they will see would be due to the change in rates of the goods and services they avail.
Data Source: clearTax.in
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