The GST Council has approved a two-tier tax structure of 5% and 18%, set to be implemented from September 22. This move aims to simplify tax rates and bring more transparency to the real estate sector, benefiting both developers and consumers.
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The new two-tier tax structure approved by the GST Council consists of two rates: 5% and 18%. This structure will be implemented from September 22.
The new two-tier tax structure will be implemented from September 22.
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council approved the new two-tier tax structure in its 56th meeting held on September 3.
The new tax structure is expected to simplify the tax system, reduce complexity, and bring more transparency, especially benefiting the real estate sector.
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