Shah hails GST rate cuts as “transformative decision for Bharat”

Key Takeaways

  • The GST rate cuts are a transformative decision for Bharat, bringing huge relief to the poor and middle class.
  • The reforms are expected to simplify the tax system and reduce the compliance burden on citizens, improving ease of living.
  • The GST rate cuts will give a big boost to ease of doing business, especially for small traders and entrepreneurs.

New Delhi: Home Minister Amit Shah today lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership following the announcement of major GST rate cuts and process reforms, calling it a “truly transformative decision for Bharat.”

Shah praised PM Modi for staying true to his commitments and calling this decision historic. This historic decision will bring huge relief to the poor and middle class, while also supporting farmers, MSMEs, women and youth.

“PM Shri @narendramodi Ji stands for what he commits. This historic decision of GST rate cuts and process reforms will bring huge relief to the poor and middle class, while also supporting farmers, MSMEs, women and youth,” Shah said.

Emphasising the broader impact of the reforms, the Home Minister said that simplifying the tax system and reducing the compliance burden will significantly improve both the ease of living for citizens and the ease of doing business for small traders and entrepreneurs.

“By simplifying the system and reducing the burden on common citizens, these reforms will not only ensure ease of living but also give a big boost to ease of doing business, especially for small traders and entrepreneurs,” Shah said.

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