GST Impact On Housing And Construction Industry

Abstract

A standout amongst the most complex ranges of the expense imposed by the Center and the States is works contract and offer of property. As of now, such exchanges are broken into three sections – the estimation of products and materials, estimation of administrations and estimation of land. The States apply VAT to the products partition and the Center expenses the administrations divide, with no unequivocal assessment on the exchange estimation of land. The State likewise gathers stamp obligation and enlistment charges for the enrollment of property. Every expert assessments on perspectives and valuation free of the others. Over 200% of the esteem is being exhausted in a few States which is no reasonable. Land exchanges tragically are liable to control and undervaluation in many parts of India.

On 1^st April -2005 VAT was introduced into the Indian taxation system.  The implementation of VAT has certain limits in the structure of VAT both at the central & state level in order to solve this problem the finance minister Pranab Mukharjee while presenting the budget on 6^th July-2009 proposed the GST System. But actually it is implemented from 1^st july-2017, after several discussions and changes in the Taxation system.   GST is expected to create a business friendly environment. The main objective of the GST   is to implement unified tax to the entire nation. The present research paper is an attempt to study concept of goods & services tax and

Its impact on housing and construction industry in India.