Impact of GST on Indian Economy

Authors

Ms. Neelu; Mr. Surendra Kumar; Dr. Gayatri; Dr. Ashwini Bagkar; Dr. Shraddha Mayuresh Bhome; Dr. Sonali Bhujbal; Mr. Ajay Kumar Raja; Mr. Manbodh Chouhan; Dr. Amar Ranjan Dey; Dr. Abhijeet Suresh Nikam; Dr. C. B. Senthil Kumar; Dr. Vimmi Behal

Keywords:

Goods and Services Tax (GST), Benefits of GST, Characteristics of GST, Tax Compliance, Input Tax Credit, Tax Structure, Encouraged Investment, Businesses, Consumers, Indian Economy, Consumer Market, GST, Business-To-Business, Consumer-To-Business, E-Commerce, Economic Growth, Market Trends, Price Determination, GST Structure, Tax Reforms, Impact of GST, Formalization, Informal Economy, Formal Systems, Government, Decision Making, Goods and Services Tax, Legal Protections, Stable Income, Economic Participation, Taxation, Legal Recognition, Tax Returns, Technology, Legal Necessity, Business Growth, Economy, Taxpayers, Laws, Regulations, Corporate Tax, Customs Duty, Tax Deducted at Source, Tax Return Filing, Tax Audit, Empowering Businesses, Invest, Growth, Challenges, Entrepreneurs, Startups, Small Businesses, Investment Decisions, Grow Sustainably, Knowledge-Sharing, GDP Contribution, Balance, Payment, Growing Economy, Financial Transactions, Current Account, Capital Account, Financial Account, Goods, Services, Fixed Assets, Components, Payments Equilibrium

Synopsis

In order to streamline the tax structure, the Goods and Services Tax (GST), an indirect tax on goods and services, was implemented in 2017. Businesses found it much easier when multiple indirect taxes were consolidated into a single tax. Since
then, the tax system has been simplified, which has raised tax compliance and formalised the economy.

Taxes on goods and services would be collected in three ways: CGST (central government), SGST (state governments collecting tax for intra-state sales), and IGST (central government collecting revenue for inter-state sales) are the three locations where revenue is collected. The advantages, difficulties, and effects of the GST on the Indian economy are the main topics of the edited book Impact of GST on Indian Economy.

This has accelerated the growth of sectors like logistics and manufacturing. There have been difficulties, though, such as brief inflationary pressures and greater compliance requirements for small and medium-sized enterprises. Notwithstanding these difficulties, the GST has generally had a positive effect, and the Indian economy is predicted to keep expanding. In India, taxes on goods and services may be imposed at the point of manufacture, sale, and consumption. We are able to comprehend the standards, goals, and ramifications of the products and carrier tax in India based on the premise of this edited book.

Chapters

  • Empowering Businesses and Enhancing Consumers’ Advantages
    Ms. Neelu, Mr. Surendra Kumar, Dr. Gayatri
  • Empowering Businesses and Enhancing Consumers’ Advantages
    Dr. Ashwini Bagkar
  • Benefiting Businesses and Consumers in Indian Economy
    Dr. Shraddha Mayuresh Bhome
  • Impact of GST on the Indian Economy
    Dr. Sonali Bhujbal
  • Impact of GST on the Indian Economy
    Mr. Ajay Kumar Raja, Mr. Manbodh Chouhan
  • Formalization of Indian Economy
    Dr. Amar Ranjan Dey
  • Improving Tax Compliance in Indian Perspective
    Dr. Abhijeet Suresh Nikam
  • The Empowering Businesses to Invest in Indian Economy
    Dr. C. B. Senthil Kumar
  • A Study on Balance of Payment in India
    Dr. Vimmi Behal

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Published

April 23, 2025

Details about this monograph

ISBN-13 (15)

978-93-48091-95-6