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The Central government has directed businesses to display tentative price lists of consumer goods, including automobiles, durables, and FMCG products, reflecting the recent GST reductions. According to reports, the lists will also be displayed on the official GST portal, enabling customers to clearly see the relief they can expect as the next-generation GST reforms come into effect on September 22, 2025. The directive follows a detailed meeting chaired by theCBIC with representatives from indus
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FAQ :
Businesses must start displaying the benefits of GST rate cuts on consumer goods from September 22nd.
The directive affects consumer goods including automobiles, durables, and FMCG products.
The GST regime has been rationalised to two major slabs: 5% and 18%, with a special 40% rate for super luxury and sin goods.
Consumer durables are expected to become at least 10% cheaper, and automobiles could see a 12-15% reduction in price.
The reforms are expected to spur private consumption and boost demand, but there is a risk that revenue loss could exceed government estimates.
Industry bodies have requested close monitoring of market prices, mandated revised stickering and invoicing, and stricter oversight for at least six months to prevent profiteering.
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