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Tag: dropping 12% GST slab

GST in Media

GST Slab Rates: Which items fall under the 12% rate that council may remove?

byAdmin06/06/202506/06/2025

The GST Council is likely to soon consider the slabs of the GST. As per a new report, the Council may reduce the GST slabs from four to three, doing away with the 12 per cent GST rate.

GST in Media

GST Council’s fitment committee likely to consider dropping 12% slab

byAdmin30/05/202430/05/2024

The fitment committee under the GST Council, comprising central and state officials, has begun a rate rationalisation exercise afresh, checking the possibility of dropping some of the rates, particularly the 12 per cent slab, to achieve a revenue-neutral structure, a senior official with direct knowledge of the matter told Business Standard.

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