GST Reform 2025: Biggest Tax Slab Reduction Explained
Discover the biggest GST reform India has ever seen! The GST Council has announced a revolutionary change, cutting down GST tax slabs from four to just two—5% and 18%. This new tax structure, effective from September 22, 2025, promises to bring relief to middle-class families by slashing taxes on everyday essentials like toothpaste, soap, shampoo, and snacks. Major appliances like air conditioners, TVs, and refrigerators will now attract a lower GST of 18%, saving consumers hundreds to thousands of rupees.
But there's a twist! Luxury goods, including super-luxury cars, big-engine bikes, and tobacco products, will face a steep 40% GST to protect government revenue amid these cuts. Life and health insurance sectors are also exempted from GST, making these services more affordable for Indian families. This reform is expected to boost consumption, strengthen the MSME sector, and create more employment opportunities, positively impacting India's GDP.
Governments, both central and state, might face an estimated revenue loss of ₹1.5 to 2 lakh crore, which is about 0.6-0.8% of India’s GDP. To balance this, compensation cess extensions will support states like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, ensuring smooth economic progress. Businesses will need to update their GST billing systems before the new slabs rollout, accompanied by administrative reforms like faster refunds and simpler registrations.
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