A BREAKDOWN OF TRUST
Sep 19, 2020
4 minutes
By SHWWETA PUNJ
ANI
Three years after India began implementing a bold new, if still undercooked, Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime on July 1, 2017, a hard-won agreement between the Centre and states on the terms of transition is being severely tested. The latest sore disagreement is over the Centre’s decision to withhold the promised compensation to states for shortfalls in their tax revenues as a result of implementing GST.
GST collections were hit hard as the economy ground to a near-standstill during the lockdown, and after dragging its feet for a while, the Centre broke the bad news to the states in the GST council meeting
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