When the Center is pushing forward with another wave of tax reforms, the Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman informs this week in Nový Delhi in Nový Delhi, the rationalization of tax rates and said that two persons inform about development.
Sitharaman is expected to inform three separate ministerial groups of GST Council, which are planned in the capital on Wednesday and Thursday. These three groups relate to the rates of rejigas, insurance and remuneration.
“The meeting scheduled for the next two days is essential in performing GST reforms,” one of the above mentioned persons said on condition that they were not appointed.
Development emphasizes the urgency with which the central government monitors tax reform, which is expected to strengthen the demand of consumption in the economy. In particular, Sitharaman also chaired to the GST Council.
The ministerial group for rationalization of rates led by the Deputy Minister Bihar Samrat Chaudhary and the group of compensation led by the Minister of the Union for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary will investigate the proposals to complete their recommendations to the GST Council, which is expected sometime in September, the second person said.
Combined with the income tax offered to individuals in the budget this year, above a normal monsoon, which is expected to support rural income, and RBI interest rates are expected to help the economic stimulation.
The central government is also working on other reforms that could speed up economic growth. On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his leaders and economists in the cabinet to discuss the new generation reforms, Mint reported on Tuesday.
According to the designs of the center that spreads between ministerial groups, 12% and 28% of the GST boards will be dropped, a new 40% board for a handful of products will be introduced and compensation will be removed.
This restructuring can lead to a certain short -term loss of income that the central government expects to be supported in demand for goods and services.
According to the City Research remark, the annual fiscal costs could be £1.1-1.2 trillion, with approximately two-thirds of this load eventually fall to the states.
Inquiries E -mail E -mail to the Ministry of Finance and the GST Secretariat on Tuesday were looking for comments on the story, they remained unanswered.
According to City research, the removal of 12% of the board and moving most products to 5% would reduce the tax burden on a number of necessary goods, including medicines, processed foods and soft drinks, some dairy products, some clothing, hotel accommodation and some building materials.
Merging 28% of the 18% board would benefit white goods such as air conditioning and refrigerators and cement, City Research said.
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