GST reforms may trigger surge in paper imports, warns industry body
Indian paper industry has raised concern over the potential surge in paper imports following the recent GST reforms, warning that […]
GST Recent News – 2025
Karnataka lost ₹15,000 crore to GST and now Modi calls its reduction ‘Deepavali gift’: Siddaramaiah
After “extorting money” from the people for eight years under the old GST system, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is now
Nasscom red flags GST tangle in IT’s head office-branch deals
The current Goods & Services Tax (GST) framework is treating internal transactions between head offices and branches of information technology(IT)
A.P. Chambers draws GST Council’s attention to issues that need redressal
The A.P. Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation on Tuesday (October 21, 2025) said that the Union government’s GST 2.0
US tariffs to hit exports but GST cuts to cushion overall impact: RBI bulletin
The Reserve Bank has warned the adverse impacts on the economy from the ongoing trade war with the US, which
GST rate cuts are here—but price adjustments lag at small retailers
It has been nearly a month since the government’s latest Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate cuts came into effect,
GST Rationalisation To Boost Organised Apparel Retailers’ Revenue By 200 bps: Crisil Ratings
The recent goods and services tax (GST) rationalisation is expected to lift the revenue growth of organised apparel retailers by
Over half a million cars sold in a month since GST 2.0
The GST 2.0, which came into force a month ago, has given a significant push to the automotive industry, with
Diwali lights up UPI: Record Rs 1.02 lakh crore transactions amid festive fervour, lower GST rates
India’s digital payment ecosystem reached dazzling new heights this Diwali, as the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) recorded its highest-ever single-day
Diwali retail sales cross ₹6 trillion as GST cuts boost consumer sentiment — what the CAIT data shows
India’s total sales of goods and services during Diwali 2025 increased to more than ₹6 trillion as the central government’s
