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Note ban, GST to expand tax base, make cash dealings more difficult: Jaitley

24 Jul 2017 Evaluate

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said that the demonetisation of high value currency notes in November last year and the implementation of goods and service Tax (GST) regime from  July 1would make cash dealings a lot more difficult and certainly lead to greater compliance and digitization of the economy. He also observed that the first signs of both these landmark policy moves are already visible in the expansion of the base of direct and indirect taxes.

The minister has stated that the government has come out with laws to contain overseas black money as well as those dealing with domestic black money and cracking down on shell companies. He also said that the country had reconciled to an Indian normal – large-scale tax non-compliance and a large amount of transaction which took place outside the system. He said “there was almost a helplessness in trying to deal with the situation. Every year through the Finance Bill we would announce some changes which at best had a marginal impact. I think the lasting impact of those marginal changes was not very significant.”

Therefore, he further said that steps had to be taken in order to make a very significant impact and added that seen in totality, the steps taken by the government will have a great long term impact and a substantial ethical rationale behind it. Meanwhile, the GST, which rolled out on July 1, is the biggest taxation reform since Independence and is expected to boost GDP growth and help reduce tax evasion as every transaction in the value chain gets recorded digitally. The demonetisation of 500 and 1000 rupee announced on November 8, 2016, has sucked out over Rs 15 lakh crore worth old currencies from the system and move was aimed at cracking down on black money holders.

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