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India's new GST, Goods and Services Tax, replacing a patchwork of 15 state based taxes- expected to increase economic growth by 0.5%-2% a year

08/04/2016

The new GST tax is on the agenda since 2011, as it is a major hindrance for moving goods across India's state boundaries. Each state has its own tax policy and regulations- a big headache for businesses. The Modi government faces a challenge in setting the rate for GST at a level that does not spark inflation, helps job growth and manufacturing. It is a big win not just for the Modi government but for India, even though it took so long to pass the legislation.

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