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PPT on Impact of GST on Indian Economy.
Impact of GST on Indian Economy.
I M PA C T O F G S T O N I N D I A N
E C O N O M Y
I N T R O D U C T I O N
The Goods and Services Tax or GST came into effect on the
1st of July 2017. The aim of introducing the tax was to
replace all the existing indirect taxes with a single
comprehensive tax.
Through GST, all indirect taxes such as central excise tax,
service tax, VAT and entertainment tax were consolidated.
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W H AT I S G S T ?
Goods and Services Tax is levied on the manufacturing and
sales of goods and services across the country.
The tax is charged at every stage of the manufacturing
process. GST is applicable for both the customer and the
manufacturer. It is a destination-based tax.
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T H E T Y P E S O F G S T
• CGST (Central Goods and Services Tax): The tax is
collected by the central government on the intrastate sale
of goods and services.
• SGST (State Goods and Services Tax): The state
government collects this tax based on the intrastate
supply of services and products.
• IGST (Integrated Goods and Services Tax): The tax is
charged on the supply of products and services between
two states. The taxes are shared between the central and
state governments.
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EFFECT OF GST
ON THE INDIAN
ECONOMY
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S I M P L I F I C AT I O N
O F T H E TA X
S T R U C T U R E
• GST has simplified the taxation system of the country. As GST is a
single tax, calculating taxes at the multiple stages of the supply
chain has become easier.
• Through this, both customers and manufacturers get a clear idea
of the amount of tax they are charged and its basis. Further,
hassles of handling tax officials and authorities can also be
avoided.
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F O S T E R I N G
P R O D U C T I O N
• As per the Indian retail industry, the total tax component is
around 30% of the product cost.
• Due to the impact of GST, the taxes have gone down. So, the end
consumer has to pay lesser taxes. The reduced burden of taxes
has enhanced the production and growth of the retail and other
industries.
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S M E S U P P O RT
• Small and medium enterprises can now register under the
Composition Scheme introduced by GST.
• Through this scheme, they pay taxes according to their annual
turnover. Therefore, businesses having an annual turnover of Rs.
1.5 crores only have to pay 1% GST.
• Moreover, other enterprises having a turnover of Rs. 50 lakh are
required to pay 6% as GST.
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E N H A N C E D PA N
I N D I A O P E R AT I O N S
• Companies can now avoid taxation roadblocks, such as toll plazas
and check posts. Earlier, these created problems, including
damage to unpreserved products while transporting them.
• So, manufacturers had to keep buffer stock to make up for the
damages. These overhead costs of storing and warehousing
hampered their profit. A single taxation system has reduced these
problems.
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I N C R E A S E I N
E X P O RT S
• GST has reduced the customs duty on exporting goods. The cost
of production in the local markets has also decreased due to GST.
All these factors have increased the rate of exports in the country.
• Companies have become more competitive when it comes to
expanding their businesses globally.
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N O M O R E
C A S C A D I N G E F F E C T
• With GST, taxes of the State and Central Government have been
merged. This has removed the cascading effect of taxes, reducing
the burden on the buyer and the seller.
• So even if it may look like one big chunk of tax to be paid, you
pay lesser hidden taxes.
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T H A N K
YO U
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