Study by NIPFP shows consumer durables, motor vehicles saw a decline in CPI values under GST 2.0, most food items, household, ...

Recent reforms under GST 2.0 show that simplification and tax moderation can coexist with strong revenue growth, a report said on Wednesday, calling for freezing peak tax rates and expanding tax base ...

The central government’s revenue loss from the recent GST rate cuts is projected to be only around Rs 3,700 crore in FY26, cushioned by stronger consumption and higher tax collections, according to a ...

India’s revised GDP series with base year 2022-23, which will be released on 26 Febraury 2026, introduces significant methodological changes, with administrative tax data—particularly the Goods and ...

The report further said that the new GST amendment has caused a host of issues, including funding challenges, reduced growth, job losses and heightened sectoral uncertainty Out of the 12 companies ...