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Recent media reports speculating on changes to GST rates based on deliberations of the Group of Ministers (GoM) have been termed as premature and speculative. The GoM, established to examine GST rate rationalization and other related issues, comprises Ministers from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Karnataka, and Kerala, with Bihar's Deputy Chief Minister serving as the Convenor. The GST Council, chaired by the Union Finance Minister and comprising Ministers from all States and Uni
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FAQ :
No, the CBIC has clarified that media reports suggesting changes to GST rates are premature and speculative. No official decisions have been made.
The GoM was formed to examine GST rate rationalisation and other related issues. It is an advisory body and its recommendations have not yet been finalised or submitted to the GST Council.
Only the GST Council, chaired by the Union Finance Minister and comprising ministers from all states and union territories, has the exclusive authority to recommend and decide on GST rate changes.
No, the GST Council has not yet received or deliberated on any recommendations from the GoM, as the GoM has yet to finalise its report.
Stakeholders are advised to await official announcements directly from the GST Council for verified updates regarding any potential GST rate changes.
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