GST rules are stupid
GST rules are most stupid. See how GST varies for chocolate cake based on where you order it from. This government has made a mess out of GST. more
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truly said.It will take years to rectify the issues and as you can see still it is going on There should be someone from the aam aadmi in the council so that normal citizens who consume basic necessities items can be kept at no tax and only people who consume luxury and sin items can be taxed but only ministers are there and whose worth are in crores and how will they know what ordinary citizens eat and how difficult it is to get two square meals a days .In any forum aam aadmi voice is curbed We should protest and make govt to accommodate a common man in all major decisions effecting them more
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28% GST on non -working of Parliament MP's should be mandatory as it's sucking the taxpayer's money . 38% GST on ruckus created by MP's in the Parliament . 48% GST on MP's in lying about the data and misleading the nation about Falsifying the stats more
Dec 22
While GST may have areas for improvement, it remains significantly more efficient, transparent, and business-friendly than the old indirect tax system. Continuous adjustments are part of the reform process, and constructive feedback helps refine it further. Instead of dismissing GST as "complicated," efforts should focus on making it more user-friendly while appreciating the strides already made. more
Dec 22
GST systems in other countries also vary based on how goods and services are delivered. For example, in the UK, Value Added Tax (VAT) for food items varies based on whether it’s consumed on-premises or taken away. Before GST, businesses faced multiple taxes (VAT, Service Tax, Excise) with significant overlap and cascading effects. GST streamlined these into a unified system, reducing compliance burdens in the long term. While it’s valid to critique GST's complexity, blaming the government without acknowledging the benefits of a unified tax system undermines the progress made since GST's introduction. GST rules may seem complicated at first glance, but their design stems from a need to balance equity, compliance, and revenue generation. Rather than calling it "stupid," a constructive critique should focus on specific areas where simplification is needed, encouraging further reforms. more
Dec 22
Popcorn, rice kernels under gst, but no discussion on insurance? Do these honorable members have any clue of the common citizens needs?? more
Dec 22
