There should be just 3 GST rates: 6, 12 & 18%: Latest GST Update By Dhanvijay And Associates

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There should be just 3 GST rates: 6, 12 & 18%: 

Chairman of the Economic Advisory Council  Mr. Bibek Debroy Tell to Shantanu Nandan Sharma that Good and Services Tax is still work in progress that two Extreme rate Zero and 28 % should be removed. 
Two Year and Three Month is passed of an implement of GST. There is Two way to Look at the GST.

  • One is to build a consensus for creating an ideal GST with just one rate and every product being under.
  • The other way to look at it is, why to wait for 20 years, let us start now. We know our GST is still a work-in-progress. We know, we have to improve it as we go along. So we have found the second option more prevalent.                                                                                                                                                                                                
  • Both the Union and states are working together to make GST Success.
  • So, in your view, both 28% and 0% of categories are redundant.

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