- India plans to simplify its GST rate regime by introducing three slabs instead of four
- Current multiple rates leading to classification disputes
- GST compliance has improved but complex rate structure creates challenges
- Government aims to streamline system and reduce number of rates to three
- Expected to simplify tax regime and address issues from existing four-slab structure
Source: indiashippingnews.com
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