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Welcoming the government’s campaign against the use of substandard helmets, the International Road Federation (IRF) on Tuesday demanded reduction of GST on the protective gear to 0 per cent from the present 18 per cent.
The International Road Federation (IRF), a Geneva-based global road safety organisation, has called upon GST Council and the Ministry of Finance to reduce the GST rate on helmets from 18 per cent to zero per cent.
Seeking to boost road safety, helmet manufacturers are advocating for stricter implementation of the Central Motor Vehicles Act regulations, which mandate that OEMs provide two BIS-compliant helmets for each two-wheeler, one for the driver and the other for the pillion…
International Road Federation (IRF) on October 31 expressed concerns over the increase in the number of road accidents in India in 2022 and demanded that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on helmets be slashed to nil to encourage riders…
International Road Federation (IRF), a global body advocating for safer roads, on Thursday said that it has made a plea to the government to do away with the GST imposed on helmets. At present a GST of 18 per cent…