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GST impact: Govt expects lower phone bills, telcos differ

Under GST, telcos have to pay an 18% levy but can claim input tax credit

GST: Auto, tyre makers calm dealers with assurances

Dealers have been told that loss due to transition to GST would be protected by manufacturers

Long road ahead: Enrolling for GST

New registration window opens from June 1

Multiple rates make GST complex; benefits to be fewer than thought: Nomura

All goods and services have been classified into groups attracting rates of 5, 12, 18 and 28%

Ensure depiction of every transaction in GST portal: Expert

It's advisable to ascertain a vendor's compliance rating before commencing transactions, writes Mani

Introduce indemnity clauses with suppliers on tax compliance: Expert

Begin by examining if your contract price is tax extra or inclusive of taxes, writes Bhattacharjee

Moving to GST: Experts share insights on issues under the new tax regime

The audit by the tax authorities is envisaged under Section 65 of the Central GST Act

Boomerang here from GST policy

GST Council has not fixed tax rate for transfer/sale of duty credit scrips or authorisations/licence

Statsguru: New indirect tax regime

The rates have allayed fears that the GST would be inflationary in the short term

Various tax slabs under GST worrying traders: CAIT

Govt has been urged to revisit tax structure

TV, AC to cost more, smartphones to be cheaper under GST

GST Council had put over 1,200 goods and 500 services in four tax slabs of 5, 12, 18, 28%

T N Ninan: GST - promise and reality

The shift from "one country, one tax" to four tax rates could dilute possible gains on GDP

Effective coal prices to fall by Rs 100-150 under GST

The effective coal prices for the consumers are likely to decrease by Rs. 100-150, as the country heads towards a uniform tax regime under the Goods and Services Tax (GST).Preliminary estimates done by Coal India suggest that the coal consumers were effectively charged 11-11.5 per cent for the coal procurement which is going to decrease to five per cent under the new tax rules. Moreover, the stowing cess of Rs. 10 per tonne, paid by coal consumers, in addition to the effective value added tax (VAT) and excise duty rates will be done away with. Nevertheless, the additional cess of Rs. 400 per tonne will continue to remain in place.A Coal India official said that although the company will be appointing a consultant to "deeply understand and analyse the financial implications on the company", internal estimates suggest that prices are going to reduce."Although the net effect on the company is yet to be understood, Coal India's revenue will not take any hit as the tax was passed on the ...

GST: Investor patience will be tested

Both sets of tax rates for goods and services are confusing

Our industry is family-oriented, non-alcoholic, mass market one: Ajay Bijli

PVR Chairman Ajay Bijli said that there is a huge diversity in entertainment taxes levied in India

'Lower tax on coal under GST to help CIL clear stockpile'

As on April 30, Coal India's pithead stock was at 61.9 million tonnes

Sugar, tea, coffee, milk powder to become cheaper under GST

Termed as the most ambitious tax reform, GST will subsume most of the indirect taxes

World Gold Council urges govt to reduce tax on gold under GST regime

GST will bring lot of transparency in gold industry including check on illgeal imports: WGC official

Govt taking steps in right direction through GST, other policy reforms: UBS

Measures to help improve productivity dynamics and lay the foundation for sustainable growth

GST roll-out may increase expense ratio of mutual fund houses by 3%

Expense ratio is measure of cost incurred by an investment company to operate its mutual fund