
The GST Council unanimously resolved to modify the rates on a variety of everyday necessities at its 47th meeting. The GST rate increase takes effect on Monday, July 18, and the average person may have to pay extra for home products, hotels, and banking services, among other things.
Curd, lassi, rice, and other everyday necessities may face price increases beginning Monday. The GST Council said in a press statement following its meeting in late June that "pre-packaged and pre-labelled retail packs in terms of the Legal Metrology Act, including pre-packed, pre-labelled curd, lassi, and butter milk" will be subject to a 5% GST beginning July 18.
The GST Council has also announced that an 18% GST would be paid on fees charged by banks for the issuance of checks (loose or in-book form). LED lights, fixtures, and LED lamps will witness price increases as the GST council recommends an adjustment in the inverted duty structure from 12% to 18%.
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