- The Finance Minister stated that concerns about GST negatively impacting small businesses are unfounded.
- International evidence shows GST alone does not cause inflation; price changes depend on multiple economic factors.
- GST is set at 5% for most goods and services, but the input tax credit system reduces the tax burden for registered businesses.
- Registered businesses can offset taxes paid on inputs, while unregistered businesses cannot charge GST and must bear the full GST on their inputs.
Source: facebook.com
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