● 28% GST on full face value for online gaming,
casinos and horse racing to be
implemented after a
GST law amendment.
● GST rates are regularised for five items:
Trauma Panthera Implantation and raw
as well as kala
cotton, for instance, are items clarified as taxable by
regularisation for
the past periods. It means those who have not paid GST in the
past for these items
may not be recovered for the shortfall.
● GST rate reduced on the following goods:
Uncooked/unfried food pallets from
18% to 5%, fish and
soluble paste from 18% to 5%, Imitation zari threads from
12% to 5% and LD slag
from 18% to 5%.
● Bulk sales of chewing tobacco will be taxed
under the pre-RSP structure.
● Exemptions are provided for cancer-related
drugs, medicines for rare diseases
and food products that
have special medical purposes.
● GoM recommended establishing GST appellate
tribunals in various locations of
states/UT.
● Compensation has been released for States that
have submitted the AG
certifications. A few
states which have not submitted will get the pending
compensation once they
submit the same.
● The GST law will be aligned with the New trade
policy by the Commerce Ministry
Tuesday, 11 July 2023
Highlights from the 50th GST Council Meeting
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