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GST reform: lower slabs and zero-rating intended to boost consumption and preserve fiscal deficit target. The document reports a restructured Goods and Services Tax with lower slabs and expanded zero-rating for select essentials and insurance premiums, intended to reduce consumer prices and stimulate consumption; the Finance Minister projects that consumption-driven income buoyancy will largely offset the static estimated revenue shortfall from the rate cut, thereby preserving the stated fiscal deficit target and supporting GDP growth.
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<h1>GST reform: lower slabs and zero-rating intended to boost consumption and preserve fiscal deficit target.</h1> The document reports a restructured Goods and Services Tax with lower slabs and expanded zero-rating for select essentials and insurance premiums, intended to reduce consumer prices and stimulate consumption; the Finance Minister projects that consumption-driven income buoyancy will largely offset the static estimated revenue shortfall from the rate cut, thereby preserving the stated fiscal deficit target and supporting GDP growth.