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GST To Be Reality In 2017, From September If Not April: Report
The assessment is based on its meeting with policymakers, tax/logistics experts and retailers as part of its two-day GST trip to Mumbai and Delhi, which showed that most are convinced GST will be a reality in 2017 - if not from April, then surely from September.
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GST To Have Short-Lived Impact On Inflation: Reserve Bank
The RBI said cross country experience suggests that the pass-through of the GST will likely commence from April 2017 and last for about 12-18 months.
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GST Council To Finalise Registration, Other Rules On September 30
Moving on fast track to meet the April 2017 GST rollout deadline, the tax department on Monday came out with draft rules relating to registration, invoice and payment which will be finalised by the GST Council on Friday.
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GST Rollout 'A Hell Of A Challenge': Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka
Describing rollout of the goods and services tax (GST) as "a hellof a challenge", Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka on Thursday acknowledgedthat there are "pockets" of "weak preparedness", but there isstill time to address them before the April 2017 deadline.
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Racing To Meet GST Deadline, Government May Advance Winter Session
In an effort to meet the April 1 target to roll out the landmark Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government is considering and early winter session of parliament to get supporting legislations pass.
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GST Rollout Deadline Of April Challenging: RBI Chief Raghuram Rajan
The Reserve Bank said it will be challenging to roll out GST from April 1, 2017 but the new indirect tax regime will eventually boost business sentiment and investments.
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GST Rollout Deadline Of April 2017 Challenging: Raghuram Rajan
The Reserve Bank today said it will be challenging to roll out GST from April 1, 2017 but the new indirect tax regime will eventually boost business sentiment and investments.
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GST: Deutsche Bank Doubts 2017 Deadline, Predicts April 2018
It is going to be a "long road" for implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which is likely to be rolled out from April 2018, says a Deutsche Bank report.
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Government Working To Roll Out GST From April 1, 2017
Setting a target of April 1, 2017 for rollout of the Goods and Services Tax, the government today unveiled a detailed roadmap for its implementation and said it is aiming for an "optimal" rate of taxation though the final decision will be taken by the GST Council.
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Government's GST Targets: Nod From 16 States In 30 Days, Rollout By April
After Rajya Sabha's unanimous approval for the Goods and Services Tax, the government is stepping on the gas to meet a target of April 1, 2017 to roll out the single national tax that replaces multiple indirect taxes.
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GST Roll-Out From April 1 If Law Passed In Next Session: Jayant Sinha
Targeting April 2017 for the roll-out of Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government is betting on support from smaller regional parties to pass the national sales tax legislation in the Parliament session from next month, and expects approval for supporting laws by the end of the year.
-
GST To Be Reality In 2017, From September If Not April: Report
The assessment is based on its meeting with policymakers, tax/logistics experts and retailers as part of its two-day GST trip to Mumbai and Delhi, which showed that most are convinced GST will be a reality in 2017 - if not from April, then surely from September.
-
GST To Have Short-Lived Impact On Inflation: Reserve Bank
The RBI said cross country experience suggests that the pass-through of the GST will likely commence from April 2017 and last for about 12-18 months.
-
GST Council To Finalise Registration, Other Rules On September 30
Moving on fast track to meet the April 2017 GST rollout deadline, the tax department on Monday came out with draft rules relating to registration, invoice and payment which will be finalised by the GST Council on Friday.
-
GST Rollout 'A Hell Of A Challenge': Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka
Describing rollout of the goods and services tax (GST) as "a hellof a challenge", Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka on Thursday acknowledgedthat there are "pockets" of "weak preparedness", but there isstill time to address them before the April 2017 deadline.
-
Racing To Meet GST Deadline, Government May Advance Winter Session
In an effort to meet the April 1 target to roll out the landmark Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government is considering and early winter session of parliament to get supporting legislations pass.
-
GST Rollout Deadline Of April Challenging: RBI Chief Raghuram Rajan
The Reserve Bank said it will be challenging to roll out GST from April 1, 2017 but the new indirect tax regime will eventually boost business sentiment and investments.
-
GST Rollout Deadline Of April 2017 Challenging: Raghuram Rajan
The Reserve Bank today said it will be challenging to roll out GST from April 1, 2017 but the new indirect tax regime will eventually boost business sentiment and investments.
-
GST: Deutsche Bank Doubts 2017 Deadline, Predicts April 2018
It is going to be a "long road" for implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which is likely to be rolled out from April 2018, says a Deutsche Bank report.
-
Government Working To Roll Out GST From April 1, 2017
Setting a target of April 1, 2017 for rollout of the Goods and Services Tax, the government today unveiled a detailed roadmap for its implementation and said it is aiming for an "optimal" rate of taxation though the final decision will be taken by the GST Council.
-
Government's GST Targets: Nod From 16 States In 30 Days, Rollout By April
After Rajya Sabha's unanimous approval for the Goods and Services Tax, the government is stepping on the gas to meet a target of April 1, 2017 to roll out the single national tax that replaces multiple indirect taxes.
-
GST Roll-Out From April 1 If Law Passed In Next Session: Jayant Sinha
Targeting April 2017 for the roll-out of Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government is betting on support from smaller regional parties to pass the national sales tax legislation in the Parliament session from next month, and expects approval for supporting laws by the end of the year.
