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Reducing GST on essentials like milk and roti is certainly a welcome step. I had also raised this issue in Parliament a few months ago. The Govt must now ensure that the benefit of this tax cut is passed on to consumers, rather than being absorbed as additional profit...

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The Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly today passed a resolution in support of the historic and transformative Next-Gen GST reforms, as follows: The Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly conveys its warm appreciation and heartfelt congratulations to the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi ji on the landmark decisions taken by the 56th GST Council regarding GST rate rationalisation. This visionary step in simplifying and rationalising the GST structure will directly benefit the common man, reduce the compliance burden on businesses, and enhance transparency in the tax system. The reforms carried out in the last 11 years under the leadership of the Prime Minister gave a tremendous boost to welfare and development, and now we have embarked on the next generation reforms. This historic reform will further strengthen cooperative federalism, promote ease of doing business, speed of doing business, and support labour-intensive sectors. It will boost consumption, drive investment, and contribute to the sustained growth trajectory of our nation’s economy. These reforms will usher in growth of Indian companies, leading to a Swadeshi consumption pattern. In the future, this will make Indian brands become global. We also thank the Hon’ble Union Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman ji for her exemplary leadership in securing unanimity in the GST council for these reforms. The Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly warmly welcomes this reform and extends its full support in its successful implementation for greater good of the people and economy.

N Chandrababu Naidu

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All tax evasion should be called out. Following up on yesterday’s post in regard to the taxation of offshore Oil and Gas companies it was pointed out that Oil and Gas companies can shift their profits offshore to avoid tax in Australia. That’s 100% correct, but it’s not isolated to just Oil and Gas companies. Offshore profit shifting is rampant amongst all multinationals. Why don’t the Greens or David Pocock have a 25% export tax on all profits sent offshore? Why can Pfizer, Meta etc send billions of dollars offshore to avoid paying tax here in Australia? Why can Australian companies especially banks, offshore jobs to India and the Philippines without paying any withholding tax. Why don’t renewable companies, 70% owned by foreigners have to pay a royalty on our sunlight and water? is the only party to have a policy on profit shifting and is the only party to have consistently raised these issues in estimates and the Senate. We will raise the withholding tax rate on profits transferred to treaty countries to 25% and on interest income paid to all countries to 30%. This will prevent capital from leaving Australia and ensure that profits generated domestically contribute to our economy, rather than being funnelled offshore. Additionally, an operating profit ratio test will be introduced to further strengthen transfer pricing rules and prevent the leakage of profits abroad. If you’re going to call out one industry for tax evasion then call out all companies. Otherwise you’re just demonising the industries you’re trying to destroy.

Gerard Rennick

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