ilmscore | Economy This Week: Weekly Current Affairs for UPSC Prelims & Mains 2025–26 | Shyam Kaggod | IAS Exam

Predictions from this Video

Total: 4
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 4
Prediction
Topic
Status
India's GST structure will be rationalized to primarily three slabs: 5% for merit goods, 18% for most goods (main revenue), and 40% for 5-7 'sin goods'.
"Now going forward we will have a 5% slab a merit right a goods list that is a lot of the goods which are consumed on day-to-day basis by you and me will be taxed at five. There will be another rate 18% where most of the revenue will be collected. Most of the coverage will also be there. Apart from this there will be one more rate that will be 40% which will cover five to seven goods which are sin goods."
Indian Economy, GST
Pending
The rationalization of GST slabs will lead to a huge simplification of India's indirect taxation structure.
"With this there will be a huge simplification of the indirect taxation structure that is GST."
Indian Economy, GST
Pending
The rationalization of GST will help the Indian government protect revenue that might otherwise be lost.
"And that will also help government of India protect the amount of revenue that they would be losing because of rationalization exercise."
Indian Economy, GST
Pending
From April 1, 2025, new anti-profiteering cases under GST will not be accepted; only existing pending cases will be resolved.
"starting 1st April 2025 I repeat starting 1st April 2025 new anti-profiting cases will not be taken up whatever were the pending cases these will be resolved by the GST new cases will not be taken up"
Indian Economy, GST
Pending