Reetu | Jul 21, 2022 |
Withdraw GST @5% on Pre-packaged Food Grains and Other Items
The Confederation of All India Traders(CAIT) has requested Honorable Chief Minister of UP, Shri Yogi Adityanath to Withdraw GST @5% on Pre-packaged Labeled Food Grains and Other Items.
The Representation is Given Below:
We want to draw your kind attention towards the 5% GST tax which has been in effect from 18th July, 22 to be applied on all prepackaged and pre-labeled food grains and other items in the country in pre-packing of 25 kg /25 liters or less, even if they are non-branded. We wish to inform you that the Traders across the country are grappling with some real difficulties in the implications of the same whereas on the other hand it will load small traders with much compliance burden.
It is a fact that since Independence, there was no Tax applicable on food grains being the item of necessity which was also endorsed by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi in the year 2018.
Currently, no loose items or goods are being sold in the smallest town or village of the country, even the smallest items up to 100 grams are sold in packing. Therefore it is redundant to say that loose goods are exempted from this tax. There is no use for this exemption. They also said that goods above 25 kg have been exempted from GST. Small traders and general public of the country are also not benefited by this exemption because generally people buy goods in packs ranging from 1 kg to maximum 10 kg and they will have to pay 5% GST on them. In this era of inflation, this tax will be a double whammy on the public.
Therefore, we urge upon you to impress upon calling an emergent meeting of GST Council for taking a decision to withdraw the levy of 5% tax on unbranded goods to provide a major relief to people of the Country.
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