Source: https://taxguru.in/goods-and-service-tax/gst-2-0-structure-economic-impact.html
In reply to an unstarred Lok Sabha question on GST 2.0, the Ministry of Finance stated that the reform has simplified and rationalised the GST rate structure with the objective of supporting economic growth, formalisation, and ease of doing business.
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The government identified 489 fake GST registrations linked to forged PAN and Aadhaar, resulting in over ₹3,000 crore tax evasion. In FY'25, as many as 3,977 fraudulent registrations were detected, leading to ₹13,109 crore evasion.
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The Manipur Goods and Services Tax (Second Amendment) Act, 2025, received Presidential assent on 10 December 2025, amending the Manipur GST Act, 2017. Key amendments include changes to definitions in Section 2, clarifying terms like “local fund,” “municipal fund,” and introducing “unique identification marking” for certain goods.
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Despite federal tax cuts aimed at reviving small car sales, recent data shows consumers favoring larger vehicles. Small car sales increased by just 3%, while compact SUVs grew by 17%, indicating a shift in buyer preferences amidst ongoing debates over emission norms.
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Some early indicators, particularly passenger vehicle sales, suggest an increase in demand. But the signals are not as clear for other goods and services owing to a lack of robust data.
India recorded ultra-low retail inflation of 0.25% in October and 0.71% in November. A sharp drop in food prices was a major reason behind the disinflation seen in recent months. The recent cuts in goods and services tax (GST) rates also played their part, primarily in October, the first full month with the revised rates.
Source: https://taxguru.in/goods-and-service-tax/impact-gst-rationalisation-cooperatives.html
The Ministry of Cooperation has highlighted the positive impact of recent GST rationalisation on cooperatives across dairy, food processing, agriculture, and rural enterprise sectors.
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Post-festive sentiment has turned positive, supported by policy easing and strong auto sales. But an urban-led rebound and uneven income growth raise questions about how durable the recovery will be.
India’s consumers are beginning to feel—and spend—better again. After months of caution, sentiment has turned positive in the wake of the festival season, helped by policy easing, lower inflation, and improving urban incomes.
With bold reforms in land, power and capital, supported by a high-trust regulatory environment, India has an opportunity to emerge as a globally competitive and innovation-led manufacturing hub.
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The unique combination of tax rationalization, inventory clearances, and lower interest rates could save you lakhs. But don't let attractive discounts derail your household budget.
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NEW DELHI: India’s rural economy expanded and recovered strongly in late 2025, with consumption, incomes and investment improving after a key tax reform and as inflation eased, a survey showed.
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