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GST relief from today: Sanitary pads, footwear, fridges, 85 more items set to get cheaper

GST relief from today: Sanitary pads, footwear, fridges, 85 more...

Fri, Jul 27, 2018

The GST Council, chaired by Union Finance Minister Piyush Goyal, last week pruned the highest 28 per cent tax slab by moving some white goods to the 18 per cent tax bracket. It was decided that the new tax rates would come into effect from July 27.

Ready to provide sanitary pad producing facility at 8,000 railway stations: Piyush Goyal

Ready to provide sanitary pad producing facility at 8,000 railway...

Tue, Mar 06, 2018

The Railway Women's Welfare Central Organisation (RWWCO) started an initiative 'Dastak' at its Sarojani Nagar branch from January 1, which is dedicated to the production of low-cost, eco-friendly and hygienic sanitary pads.

Revised GST rates once again fail to see sanitary napkins’ case

Revised GST rates once again fail to see sanitary napkins’ case

Sun, Oct 08, 2017

GST Council revised tax rates on 27 items and 12 services. However, even after petitions and letters to the government to reduce tax incidence on sanitary pads it was not revised.

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Govt says GST on sanitary pads actually lower than pre-GST era

Govt says GST on sanitary pads actually lower than pre-GST era

Mon, Jul 10, 2017

The government said, "Sanitary napkins are classifiable under heading 9619. In pre-GST, they attractedconcessional excise duty of 6% and 5% VAT and, the pre-GST estimated total tax incidence on sanitary napkins was 13.68%. Therefore, 12% GST rate had been provided for sanitary napkin."

GST Council ignores tax-cut call for sanitary pads, revises for others

GST Council ignores tax-cut call for sanitary pads, revises for others

Sun, Jun 11, 2017

In its 16th GST Council meet the committee revised rates for 66 items. Tax rates have been lowered for certain items like movie tickets, computer printers and agarbatti.

Taxing sanitary pads is akin to violation of human rights

Taxing sanitary pads is akin to violation of human rights

Mon, May 29, 2017

Why do we need technology or hospitals or airplanes or anything modernised when we have traditional alternatives for everything? The primary factor here is that if a sanitary napkin was invented for menstruation, it cannot be classified as a privilege of some women, leaving behind the majority because they have been using and have the option to use conservative substitutes.

Can a campaign to remove tax on sanitary pads help Indian women adopt better hygiene?

Can a campaign to remove tax on sanitary pads help Indian women adopt better hygiene?

Fri, Apr 28, 2017

Nearly 88% women in India do not use sanitary napkins and majority do not know the importance of menstrual hygeine. However the issue has been sidelined over the years to give importance to social media campaigns.

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