GST rate cut: From diamonds to used cars, here's full list of revised items

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The changes will be effective from January 25; 15 states to start intra-state e-way bill from February 1


BUDGET NEWS :  Two weeks ahead of Budget 2018, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on Thursday cut rates on 83 employment-oriented goods and services, in a bid to encourage greater compliance as revenues have dipped since the landmark reform was announced in July. The panel, headed by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and comprising representatives of all states, at its 25th meeting decided to reduce tax rate on 29 items and 54 categories of services with effect from January 25. Businesses have raised concerns about high rates of taxation and cumbersome processes in GST, billed as India's biggest tax reform in 70 years.

The goods on which GST will be lowered include biofuel-run buses, used motor vehicles and diamonds and precious stones.
Here's the complete list:
List of goods on which GST rate recommended for reduction from 28% to 18%
Old and used motor vehicles on the margin of the supplier, subject to the condition that no input tax credit of central excise duty/value added tax or GST paid on such vehicles has been availed by him.
Buses, for use in public transport, which exclusively run on bio-fuels.
List of goods on which GST rate recommended for reduction from 18% to 12%
Sugar boiled confectionary Drinking water packed in 20 litters bottles Fertilizer grade Phosphoric acid Bio-diesel Bio-pesticides Bamboo wood building joinery Drip irrigation system including laterals, sprinklers Mechanical Sprayer
List of goods on which GST rate recommended for reduction from 18% to 5%
Tamarind Kernel Powder Mehendi paste in cones LPG supplied for supply to household domestic consumers

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