More options to make up for GST shortfall
The Council may also extend GST rate reduction on Covid medicines till December 31, sources said.
By Gulveen Aulakh, ET Bureau | Updated:
Agencies
The Centre will present options to states for making up the GST shortfall beyond June 2022 at the GST Council meeting this week, even as it expects revenues to be upwards of ₹1.1 lakh crore in the coming months.
The Council may also extend GST rate reduction on Covid medicines till December 31, sources said.
The Council may also extend GST rate reduction on Covid medicines till December 31, sources said.
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