India Implements Tax Cuts to Boost Economy and Mitigate Global Tariff Impact
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India has simplified its Goods and Services Tax (GST) into two slabs, reducing taxes on many goods like food, school supplies, and insurance to boost consumption and counteract the impact of US tariffs, with the new rates taking effect on September 22. The move aims to stimulate economic growth, especially during the festive season, despite potential revenue shortfalls for states reliant on GST revenue.
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