- Group of Ministers (GoM) on GST discussing merging 12% and 18% tax slabs
- Opposition-ruled states concerned about revenue shortfalls
- Complexity of merging tax slabs acknowledged by experts
- Suggestions to merge 5% and 12% slabs into a single rate
- Political challenges associated with collapsing tax slabs
- Concerns about compensation cess and future of GST structure
- Proposal to exempt health and life insurance premiums from GST
- Discussion on imposing 5% GST on food items and higher rates on luxury goods
- GoM plans to reconvene in October to further assess proposals and revenue implications.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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