A day before the rollout of GST 2.0, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted on Sunday that the next-generation reforms will accelerate India's growth story, urging people to promote 'swadeshi' products ...

GST 2.0 Rates Highlights: The new Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates have come into effect today, with a plethora of household items, cars, bikes, and TVs, among others, becoming cheaper. The changes, ...

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Effective September 22, 2025, the Modi government's GST 2.0 simplifies taxation with two slabs (5% and 18%), benefiting households, businesses, and farmers. Essentials become cheaper, life insurance ...

India's GST system saw a significant update on September 22, 2025, with the launch of GST 2.0. The GST Council approved these changes during its 56th meeting, aiming to simplify tax rates and reduce ...

New GST Rates 2025 Live Updates: In a major relief for consumers and small businesses, the GST Council, comprising the Centre and states - under PM Narendra Modi, has decided to reduce tax rates on ...

New GST Rates Highlights: Around 375 items are set to get cheaper after the GST reforms announced by the Centre come into effect today, on September 22. Check out the details here. (Gemini AI) New GST ...

Indian taxpayers will experience a shift in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) structure, as the revamped GST 2.0 comes into force. The new system simplifies the tax regime with just two primary slabs- ...

India's GST collections is showing a marginal improvement as the impact of GST 2.0 continued to weigh on domestic indirect-tax revenue. India's net GST revenue, after accounting for refunds, rose 2.2% ...

The GST council earlier this month announced rationalisation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates, which came into effect on Monday, September 22. The news rates, significantly benefitting the lower ...

The Goods and Services (GST) revenue for the Financial Year 2026 (FY26) will still be higher than budgeted collections, according to SBI Research. The report projects that even after accounting for ...