Session
on GST at iLEAD
GST was introduced by
Central Government in July 2017. It was introduced to make ‘one nation one tax scheme’ come to
action in Indian economy, especially in the Public finance domain and
increasing the government revenue is one of the major reasons of imposing this
tax. The money coming in this regard will be implemented in various
socio-economic development schemes of the nation.
The scheme consolidated
17 taxes into 2 taxes which are Central Goods and Service Tax, CGST and State Goods and Services Tax, SGST. This tax scheme has however
failed to reduce burden on many goods and services because of the diversity of
transactions in the Indian economy. This scheme has been taken from several
developed countries of the world having single indirect taxation structure.
More
Goals of GST
·
To stop long parallel or non transparent
economies running in the country
·
Uniformity of Cost of Products in
different locations.
· Cascading - a tax on tax where
assembling and transport of commodities and services generates new taxes, this
format of tax is actually destination based consumption tax.
After
an interaction session with the students Dr Kunal Sil – Faculty of Management
studies felicitated Mr. Barodia.
The enlightening
interactive session on GST created awareness about the latest economic changes
in the country
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