The recently
implemented GST (Goods and Services Tax) by the Indian Finance Ministry was a
revolutionary step in the direction of bringing more transparency into the
Indian Taxation and Revenue Department. Any new change introduced in any system
is RECEIVED with reluctance by many people. SIMILARLY, there were different
responses to GST. However, the Government implemented it with the purpose of
bringing uniformity and transparency in the taxation system in the
country. GST has many advantages. It will reduce number of INDIRECT taxes.
There will also be no hidden taxes, which will lower the cost of production. It
will make the taxation system corruption free.

Technically, GST is good for all. It will help the nation to achieve its
economical and developmental goals faster. There are many advanced countries in
the world where GST is used. We should all WELCOME this new change which has
been implemented with the purpose of ENDING corruption in our country.
Initially there will be some people and political parties that will raise hue and
cry opposing the GST implementation, however soon the entire nation, especially
the poor people will reap many benefits of this implementation. Evaluating the
Impact of GST objectively, it can be concluded that it is not costlier at all
for the national interests.