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TVS Motor to pass full GST benefit to customers: Apache, Raider, NTorq, Jupiter to get cheaper, check new prices & savings
TVS Motor Company will pass on the full benefit of the GST rate reduction to its customers, following the GST Council's decision to lower the tax on ICE vehicles from 28% to 18%. This will result in significant savings on popular models like TVS Apache, Ronin, Raider, Sport, Ntorq, Jupiter, and Zest, starting September 22.
Kia India and JSW MG Motor announce price cuts up to Rs 3.04 lakh and Rs 4.48 lakhs following GST reforms
JSW MG Motor India has announced GST reduction benefits for its ICE SUV customers. This includes Astor, Hector, and Gloster models. The company is also offering 100% on-road funding. Customers can also avail a 3-month EMI holiday. Vinay Raina says this move addresses affordability and boosts consumer sentiment. The new GST rates are effective immediately.
Royal Enfield new GST rate: From Hunter 350, Classic to Himalayan, check full list of bikes getting cheaper or costlier after Sept 22
Royal Enfield's new GST rate: Royal Enfield faces a mixed impact from recent GST changes. While bikes below 350cc will benefit from a reduced 18% GST, making models like the Hunter and Classic more affordable, larger motorcycles now face a higher 40% tax. Check full list of bikes and their expected new prices.
Toyota price slash: Fortuner, Innova, Hyryder, Glanza and others get cheaper by up to Rs 3.5 lakh after GST rationalisation
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has announced significant price reductions across its entire product lineup in India, passing on the full benefits of the recent GST reduction to customers just before the festive season. The Toyota Fortuner sees the largest price cut, followed by the Legender and Hilux.
GST Rate Changes 2025: Check full list of items with revised rates effective from Navratri, September 22
GST Rates List 2025: The GST Council has announced tax slab revisions impacting almost all goods and services. After the rationalisation of taxes, several items are likely to witness a tax reduction. The new GST rates will come into effect from September 22. However, gutkha, tobacco, and cigarettes are exceptions.
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Is no-cost EMI really cost-free? Read terms and conditions carefully for hidden charges and missed discounts
Easy EMIs aid festive buys, but hidden charges and missed discounts require careful reading.
'Ek baar aap GST dekh lo': PM Modi's nudge ushered in biggest GST reform in 8 years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s push led Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to review the GST regime, resulting in a major overhaul. The GST Council approved scrapping 12% and 28% slabs, leaving 5%, 18% and 40% for sin goods. Effective September 22, nearly 400 products will get cheaper, insurance premiums turn tax-free, and compliance will ease for businesses, especially SMEs.
India Inc revenue to grow 7% this fiscal on GST restructuring, but profit margins may remain flat: Crisil
Crisil Intelligence expects India Inc’s revenue to grow 6–7% this fiscal, driven by GST rate cuts boosting consumption, especially in FMCG, durables, and automobiles. However, the anti-profiteering rule may limit margin gains.
Renault cars price cut: Check new rates of Kwid, Triber and Kiger from Sept 22
Renault cars prices revised: Renault India will reduce vehicle prices by up to Rs 96,395, passing on the full benefit of the recent GST rate cut to buyers. Effective September 22, 2025, the revised pricing aims to boost demand during the festive season. The price cut includes Kwid, Triber and Kiger models.
Bill to replace tobacco cess with new levy in winter session
The central government might present a bill during Parliament's winter session. This bill focuses on imposing a levy on tobacco products. It would replace the Goods and Services Tax compensation cess. The current cess may continue for three months. This extension ensures full repayment of state compensation loans.
GST Diwali Dhamaka has a catch, but govt is watching
The government is closely monitoring businesses to ensure that the recent GST rate cuts reach consumers, especially during the festive season. Ministries are collecting price data and urging companies to voluntarily pass on the benefits. While some industries have pledged to reduce prices, concerns remain about full transmission due to factors like existing inventory and lack of consumer awareness.
How GST cuts will change what you pay from Sept 22
With GST rates slashed on numerous goods and services, companies are gearing up to revise prices and extend the benefits to consumers by September 22. This involves manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers coordinating to adjust for products already in distribution with older tax rates. While some sectors anticipate increased demand, others face challenges like managing unsold stock and potential losses.
New GST rate on cars and other vehicles simplified; check old vs new GST on automobiles
The GST Council has revised the Goods and Services Tax, simplifying it into 5% and 18% slabs. GST on small cars is reduced to 18%, while other car segments face a 40% tax. This eliminates cess and simplifies tax calculations on vehicles and household goods.
Govt to monitor GST rate cuts to ensure relief reaches common man: Minister
The finance ministry will closely monitor the implementation of reduced GST rates to ensure the relief reaches the common man, according to Minister Pankaj Chaudhary. This move, coupled with income-tax relief, aims to boost consumption. While income-tax relief benefits the middle class, GST relief will benefit a broader spectrum, including the poor, MSMEs, and others.
GST impact on air travel: Do you have to pay extra GST if your travel date is after September 22, 2025?
The GST council is implementing a two-tier GST rate system starting September 22, 2025, impacting air travel. Premium class tickets will see an increase to 18% GST, while economy remains at 5%. The GST rate at the time of booking and payment determines the applicable tax, even if the travel date is after the change.
GST on luxury cars: Mercedes, BMW, Audi might see a price drop; Check likely price cuts
India's GST council has streamlined indirect taxes to two slabs, reducing prices on over 400 items. While luxury cars face a 40% 'special slab,' the elimination of the 22% compensation cess will effectively lower their taxes. This reform aims to boost domestic consumption and self-reliance, potentially increasing India's GDP.
New GST rates: Is the puzzle over popcorn, paranthas and paneer finally solved?
New GST Rates: The GST Council has approved a new tax structure effective September 22, resolving long-standing confusions on food items. Popcorn, paranthas, and paneer now have simplified rates, with pre-packaged and labelled items taxed at 5%. Online gaming and IPL tickets will face a higher 40% GST.
GST 2.0 FAQs: Which cars just got cheaper & which ones got costlier? From insurance to gold to cigarettes, all key new price info here
The GST Council has approved a significant overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax regime, effective September 22, 2025, by limiting slabs to 5% and 18%. These changes aim to boost domestic spending and mitigate the impact of US tariffs, with rate reductions on various goods and services, including personal use items, medicines, small cars, and bicycles.
Zomato, Swiggy, Blinkit delivery fees to face 18% GST. What it means for investors
India’s food delivery and quick commerce firms face higher costs after the GST Council brought delivery fees under Section 9(5) of the CGST Act, making them liable for 18% GST. Analysts estimate this could raise costs by Rs 2 per Zomato order and Rs 2.6 for Swiggy, pressuring margins as the sector remains a key driver of India’s digital economy.
GST reforms very timely; adding more M&M, ancillaries like Uno Minda, cement stocks to portfolio: Gurmeet Chadha
Gurmeet Chadha of Complete Circle Consultants said the GST reforms are a timely boost for demand, compliance, and sentiment. He sees autos, FMCG, and financials as key winners, adding M&M, Uno Minda, and cement stocks to his portfolio while deploying fresh capital.
GST council hikes tax on online real money gaming and betting to 40% from 28%
The GST Council raised tax on online real money gaming from 28% to 40%, classifying it as a ‘sin good’ alongside casinos and betting. Household games saw a GST cut to 5%. This follows Parliament’s ban on online real money gaming to curb fraud, money laundering,, terror financing other such activities it claimed to be happening due to these platforms.
GST 2.0 trigger throws up over 90 stock ideas as rate cuts may spark new market cycle. Full list
The GST Council's sweeping rate cuts across sectors have ignited a market rally, with auto, FMCG, cement, insurance, and consumer durable stocks in sharp focus. Two-wheelers, small cars, cement, insurance, and packaged goods are now significantly cheaper. Analysts expect stronger consumption, improved margins, and GDP growth. Key beneficiaries include M&M, ITC, Hero MotoCorp, UltraTech, and SBI Life.
GST 2.0 explained: When will new GST rate for life, health insurance be applicable?
In a significant move, the GST Council announced on September 3, 2025, that individual life and health insurance premiums will be exempt from GST. The council also reduced GST rates on medicines to a concessional 5%, aiming to lower healthcare costs.
Delta Corp, Nazara Technologies shares slide up to 7% after GST Council imposes 40% levy on casinos, gaming
Delta Corp and Nazara Technologies shares plunged following the GST Council's approval of a 40% tax on casinos, betting, and online gaming. Delta Corp faced a 7.2% drop, while Nazara Technologies also experienced a decline. This decision comes after Delta Corp shelved its Goa resort-cum-casino project due to GST uncertainty.
ICICI Pru, LIC, other insurance stocks rise up to 6% after GST council scraps tax on life, health policies
Insurance stocks: GST Council has scraped 18% tax on all individual life and health insurance policies, effective Sept 22, 2025. Relief extends to ULIPs, endowment, health plans, and reinsurance. GST on goods carriage third-party cover cut from 12% to 5%.
Will insurance premiums become cheaper in GST 2.0?
The GST Council has eliminated the 18% tax on health and life insurance premiums, a move under PM Modi's GST 2.0 reforms aimed at simplifying the tax structure. This exemption is expected to lower premiums, potentially boosting demand and increasing insurance accessibility for a wider population, though insurers may face short-term margin pressures.
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