Mint takes a close look at what GST 2.0 means for the Indian economy, how businesses should navigate the changes, and how consumers can ensure they benefit from the tax cuts.

GST Council approves new tax rates, reducing most items to 0%, 5%, 18%, and 40%, sparking mixed reactions and revenue concerns.

The government decision to exempt GST on individual life insurance premiums is a welcome relief for customers. While the ...

Since its rollout in July 2017, India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been both a bold experiment and a learning curve for the economy. Launched under the slogan "one nation, one tax", it sought to ...

India's GST system saw a significant update on September 22, 2025, with the launch of GST 2.0. The GST Council approved these ...

GST 2.0 will see slashing of rates on food, health, fitness, insurance, and small cars. For middle class families, savings range from modest cuts in groceries to big relief on cars and health ...

One of the biggest events of this week was the GST rationalization. However, unlike other consumption products, there were no ...