This includes regular restaurants, cafes, takeaway services, room services and food delivery services. This means that cloud kitchen firms will have to charge GST at the rate of 5%, without taking ...

Separately, the GoM on GST rate rationalisation, too, met on Saturday and suggested that the GST Council rejig tax rates on a host of goods, including packaged drinking water, bicycles ...

Precooked and specially packed of ready to eat food products such as puli-inji, sambar curry, avial curry, kadala curry, ...

Shetty also highlighted the high GST rates for hospitality ... for a national e-single window clearance system for hotels and restaurants through the Hospitality Development Promotion Board ...

As Singapore adjusts its GST rates, these 11 restaurants stand tall, offering you a delightful dining experience without the extra GST baggage. Make these spots your go-to for a gastronomic ...

The GST Council on Saturday decided to tweak tax rates on items, including accommodation services for students and solar cookers, and took a host of taxpayer-friendly measures including waiver of ...

for GST rate rationalisation has decided to lower the tax rates on 20-litre packaged drinking water bottles, bicycles and exercise notebooks to 5% from 18% earlier, according to a PTI report which ...

The two ministerial panels set up by the GST Council met on Friday and discussed GST rate rationalisation and lowering tax rate on health and life insurance premiums. This was the first meeting of ...

The Group of Ministers (GoM) on GST rate rationalisation is likely to ... range of goods and services such as consumer electronics, restaurants, smartphones, telecom services, clothing and ...

It was a dispute over the rate of Goods and Services Tax (GST) that they attracted ... tax than ice cream sold in restaurants since they sell "already manufactured ice cream and do not cook ...

“On Saturday (October 19, 2024), the Group of Ministers (GoM) on GST rate rationalisation decided to lower tax rates on 20-litre packaged drinking water bottles, bicycles and exercise notebooks ...

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