Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced a 'GST Bachat Utsav' (Savings Festival) commencing on September 22nd, coinciding with Navratri. This initiative introduces next-generation GST reforms, simplifying tax slabs to primarily 5% and 18%, making everyday items more affordable. The Prime Minister highlighted that these changes aim to increase savings for citizens across all sections of society and encourage the purchase of 'Made in India' products, fostering self-reliance and accelerating India's economic growth.
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addresses the nation
From 22nd September, the next-generation GST reforms will come into effect, marking the beginning of a GST Bachat Utsav: PM
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The GST Savings Festival, along with the next-generation GST reforms, begins on September 22nd.
The reforms will primarily leave only the 5% and 18% tax slabs, making most everyday items more affordable. Many items previously taxed at 12% will now fall under the 5% bracket.
The benefits are expected to reach the poor, middle class, neo middle class, youth, farmers, women, shopkeepers, traders, and entrepreneurs.
The aim is to boost self-reliance by encouraging the production and purchase of goods manufactured within India, thereby strengthening the country's economy and MSMEs.
When combined with income tax relief, the decisions taken over the past year are expected to result in savings exceeding ₹2.5 lakh crore for the people of India.
Previously, citizens and traders faced a complex web of multiple taxes like Octroi, Entry Tax, Sales Tax, Excise, VAT, and Service Tax, leading to difficulties in transporting goods and increased costs.