- Assessment has begun to make GST rates more balanced and avoid inverted duty structure
- Industry wants rationalization of rates, merging of slabs, but govt is not rushing into it
- Possible merging of 12% and 18% slabs into a new 15-16% rate
- Govt wants to avoid being accused of being anti-consumer and ensure revenue neutrality
- Internal assessment being done to see impact of rate changes on revenue flow
Source: msn.com
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