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- 18% GST instead of 5% to be charged on dining in a hotel if room rent per night is above this; know how much more it will cost?GST: From April 1, 2025 restaurants inside hotels will have to charge 18% GST from customers instead of 5% previously if the said restauran...
- Restaurant services in hotels with tariff over Rs 7,500 per day to attract 18 pc GST from AprilHotels with room tariffs over ₹7,500 per day will have their restaurants taxed at an 18% GST rate with input tax credit, according to new r...
- Holidays to become costlier from July 18 as all hotel rooms to be taxed under GSTGST council, in its meeting in June 2022, withdrew various GST-related tax-exemption. One of the tax-exemption of no GST on hotel rooms up ...
- Centre to move GST council over "hefty" tax on hotel rooms"The government is sensitive to the needs of the industry," a government official said.
- No GST relief for 5-star luxury hotelsOn Tuesday, PM Narendra Modi had said that 99% of over 1,200 goods and services will attract 18%, or less, goods and services tax.
- ‘Declared tariff’ for GST foxes hotelsTax experts reckon the government should provide clarity and should consider the invoice value for calculating the GST rate in hotels.
- Winter has luxury hotels in a sweatSince its implementation, the GST rates have caused confusion in the hotel industry with hotel associations opposing the 28% taxation on lu...
- Booking a hotel after GST rollout? Here's how much you will payAt present, hotels that charge tariffs in this range pay 21-22% tax. Hotel tariffs above Rs 7,500 would attract GST rate of 28%.
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- Hotel associations call changes in GST rates for hotels a partial victoryRates for restaurants in hotels with tariffs of Rs 5,000 and above have been brought down to 18% from 28%.
- GST rate on top hotels, restaurants upset hospitality, tourism industriesBudget hotels will attract low GST rates - even nil in some cases - but those charging Rs 5,000 and more room tariff per day will have to p...
- GST could kill tourism, say industry playersUnder the GST rates announced, 5-star hotels will be charged 28 per cent while AC restaurants and those with liquor licence will be taxed a...
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