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GST: India Inc gets ready, in fits and starts

Firms across sectors say they are ready for new regime, but SMEs find the deadline challenging

Video: Passengers furious after Gujarat Queen TTE demands extra fee post GST

Passengers were seen arguing that the charge must be levied on tickets booked after July 1

GST to give momentum to 'Make in India', boost exports: Amitabh Kant

'GST is a 'game changer' for India,' said Amitabh Kant

GST sale - a windfall? 'Flat 50% off and extra taxes' greet apparel customers

Much to the dismay of buyers most brands have got costlier on account of GST

GST to burn hole in your pocket as home appliances get costlier from today

Durable makers would also go for another hike before the festive seasons

What is GST? Your 10-point guide to independent India's biggest tax reform

GST is a reality now. Here are some important things you need to know about the new tax

GST rollout: How the new tax impacts you and why you should care

After years of wait, GST has finally seen the light of day on 1 July 2017

Partial relief for man made yarn processing

The job work on texurising, twisting, weaving, yarn dyeing have been reduced to 5% from 18 %

GST: JP accuses Congress of not being supportive on the issue of tax reform

GST bill roll out. Get live updates on GST news exclusively by Business Standard

GST in its current form will hit thousands of MSMEs, says Chidambaram

BJP accused the Congress of not being supportive on the issue of GST

India's tax reform is far from straightforward

A new goods and sales tax is an improvement on the current situation, but still too complex

GST: After killing currency, Modi takes a leap with biggest-ever tax reform

PM Modi government is putting India through a revolution in the way the country does business

India's GST must eventually evolve to just one or two slabs

The council's logic for multiple slabs may run counter to the philosophy of a good GST

GST a nuisance? Why didn't Rahul Gandhi say so in Parliament, asks BJP

Reform that holds great potential is being rushed through in a half-baked way, Rahul tweeted

GST launch: The missing links in the midnight tryst

PM Narendra Modi, President Pranab Mukherjee launch the goods and services tax

GST Council lowers tax rate on fertiliser to 5%, on tractor parts to 18%

Ahead of peak kharif sowing and keeping in mind farmer unrest across the country, the Goods and Services Tax Council lowered the rate on fertiliser from 12 per cent to five and on tractor parts from 28 per cent to 18 per cent.The decision was taken on the eve of the mega launch of GST. The move could bring down the price of fertiliser, as the current tax rates are six to eight per cent. Some stockists had started holding on to their inventory in anticipation of a rise in prices, leading to an artificial shortage in some parts."The move on fertiliser is surely positive for the industry and also farmers but the input tax credit issue needs to addressed earnestly or it will add on to our long list of unpaid bills," Satish Chander, chairman of the Fertilizer Association of India, told Business Standard.With the earlier GST rate, retail prices could have gone up by Rs 30-120 a 50-kg bag on urea, di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and potash in states with nil tax on soil nutrient such as Punjab, .

On eve of GST roll-out, retailers brace for diehards

On Friday night, Big Bazaar will remain open for a midnight shopping bonanza

GST should require attention to the following list for seamless transition

The govt sought to either maintain or reduce the existing tax burden on most goods

GDP to face GST hiccups: Economists

However, under GST regime, CPI inflation might decline

GST: Machinery ready to respond to initial difficulties, says Ashok Lavasa

Says, industry's response to goods and services tax is underestimated