- India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to lower consumption taxes for the first time in nearly a decade
- This move aims to boost demand in the economy amid concerns about US tariffs affecting growth
- Modi announced next-generation Goods and Services Tax reforms to significantly reduce the tax burden nationwide
- Changes are expected around the Hindu festival of Diwali in October
- The reforms will benefit industries and small businesses
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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