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Report on Revenue Neutral Rate and Structure of Rates for GST- (Ministry of Finance ) (04 Dec 2015)

Other Taxes

A Committee appointed by the Government to suggest tax rates under the common Goods and Services Tax framework for the whole country has released its conclusions. The Report assesses weaknesses of the current, fragmented system which can adversely affect domestic manufacturing. It notes that with the introduction of a homogenous Goods and Services Tax, even a slight reduction in the total tax payable will increase the likelihood of compliance with tax collection and aid revenue collections.

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