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Centre Pushes for GST Rationalisation, States Yet to Reach Consensus
Update / Judgement Date
12 Feb 2025
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The central government is pushing for GST rationalization, aiming to simplify the indirect tax regime. However, states are yet to reach a consensus on the proposed changes. The rationalization efforts seek to address complexities and anomalies in the current GST structure. Differing opinions among states regarding revenue implications and implementation challenges are hindering progress. The Centre is engaging with states to build consensus and facilitate smoother implementation. Successful GST rationalization is crucial for enhancing ease of doing business and promoting economic growth. The ongoing discussions highlight the complexities involved in reforming a tax system with federal implications.