- GST Council may eliminate the 12 percent tax slab
- Items may be shifted to 5 percent or 18 percent rates
- Officials and experts have reached a near consensus on this change
- Proposal aims for revenue neutral tax rate rationalisation
- Final decision to be made by the GST Council
- Most Union and state government officials support the proposal
- GST Council expected to meet in June or July
- Council includes Union Finance Minister and state Finance Ministers
- Last meeting was in December 2024
- GoM on rate rationalisation formed in September 2021
- First convenor was former Karnataka CM Basavaraj S Bommai
- Current convenor is Samrat Chaudhary, deputy CM of Bihar
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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