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Gold imports by nominated agencies may come under GST as Council weighs tax parity

1 source · first seen 00:45 6 Oct · updated 00:45 6 Oct

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  • GST Council will consider bringing government agencies that import gold under GST on October 8
  • Any tax change could affect Indian gold imports and banks that handle them

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GST exemption for banks, nominated agencies for gold, silver imports may be withdrawn

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