Thursday 4 August 2016

[wanabidii] Top Headlines: States lobby for GST rate of over 20% to curb revenue loss

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States lobby for GST rate of over 20% to curb revenue loss
Several states have suggested that the Goods and Services Tax rate should be over 20% to minimise revenue losses, way ahead of the 17-19% proposed by the panel headed by chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian.
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Govt had plan B if Cong wanted RS say in GST rate
The government was determined not to concede to Congress’s demand for designing the two GST bills, slated for the winter session of Parliament, not as money bills so that Rajya Sabha got a say in determining the tax rate.
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Paes yet to reach Rio; Bopanna training with Serbian Zimonjic
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Indian archers eye redemption for London debacle
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Nita Ambani becomes first Indian woman member of IOC
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Govt hopes 16 states will ratify GST Bill in 1 month
A day after Rajya Sabha cleared the long-pending Constitution Amendment Bill, the government on Thursday said it was hoping that at least 16 states ratify the legislation over the next 30 days for rolling out goods and services tax (GST) from April.
India Inc gears up to be GST-compliant in time
While Rajya Sabha was debating the amendment to the Constitution for rolling out Goods and Services Tax (GST), the top management of a large company was closeted with consultants from a global tax firm in south Mumbai, assessing the possible impact of the new tax regime.
Under-construction flat to cost more
Prices of under-construction apartments may rise by up to 5-10% when the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is rolled out. But, prices of completed apartments will not be affected as GST will not be applicable there.
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