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The Finance Ministry has initiated consultations with industry stakeholders to address persistent concerns surrounding the GST and gather suggestions for streamlining the indirect tax framework. These discussions come at a crucial juncture, with the GST Council actively working towards rationalising the existing multi-rate tax structure. According to sources familiar with the matter, industry representatives have strongly advocated for a simplified GST regime, including a reduction in the numbe
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FAQ :
The Finance Ministry is holding talks with industry stakeholders to gather suggestions for simplifying the GST structure and addressing concerns about the current tax framework.
GST 2.0 refers to a proposed next phase of the Goods and Services Tax aimed at making it easier to comply with and more administratively efficient.
Industry representatives are advocating for a simplified GST regime, including a reduction in the number of tax slabs, with a key proposal being a three-rate structure.
The GST Council is expected to convene in early July to discuss proposals for rate rationalisation, although a specific date has not yet been announced.
The discussions are happening as the GST approaches its eighth anniversary in July 2025, with increasing calls from stakeholders for reforms to address long-standing issues and inefficiencies.
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