- Insurance sector expects GST rate on health insurance to be lowered in the upcoming interim budget
- Industry experts believe that the current 18% GST rate makes health insurance products less affordable
- Lowering the GST rate on health insurance is seen as a way to incentivize more people to buy health insurance
- There is a recommendation to lower the GST rate to zero percent for senior citizens
- Insurance awareness is still building in India, and tax incentives can encourage people to buy health insurance
- The Budget session of Parliament will begin on January 31 and the interim budget will be presented on February 1.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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