Saturday, 30 July 2016

RE: GST : Light at the End of the Tunnel ?


Dear Natarajan,

I am glad that you find time to read my blogs

On the subject of GST , i posted the following yesterday


Warm Regards,

Hemen Parekh
(M)=91 – 98,67,55,08,08

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GST  Conundrum : A Compromise Formula

Last evening , TV channels were reporting that BJP and Congress are quite close to reaching a compromise on GST bill , expected to be tabled in Rajya Sabha next week

I believe , it is possible to break the deadlock , by exploring introduction of some variation of suggestions made by me in my following blogs ( emailed to Ministers / MPs / Political Leaders ) :

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Jan Dhan Sarjan Yojana ( 31 Aug 2015 )

By launching ,  Jan Dhan Sarjan Yojana 

 ( People's Wealth Creation Scheme )


As follows :

>   If GST is going to be ( say ) 20 % , Government will transfer from this ,
     2 % ( ie 10 % of that 20 % ) , to the PPF account of the Consumer /
     Buyer , who pays for the Goods / Services purchased , using a RuPay
     Card or a " Mobile Wallet " app


     This will motivate millions of self - employed to open  PPF  accounts !


>   Since interest from a PPF account is tax-free , every citizen would , now
     want to make all payments thru RuPay card or a Mobile Wallet App


>   RuPay cards are already tied up with accounts opened under Jan Dhan
     Yojana


>   Mobile Wallets Apps will also get tied-up with thousands of branches of
     Payment Banks , which will open in next 18 months


     Just imagine the number of new accounts that will get opened in the
     1,55,000 + post offices of India Post  !


>   In this way , Social Security will become " Self Financing " !


>   Currently , in India , some 97 % of all payments are " Cash Payments ".
     With introduction of this proposal , these will drastically decline


>   Any payment made , using RuPay card or a Mobile Wallet App , will make
     available to the Income Tax Department , full digitized record of each
     such transaction , including :

     *  Who  made the payment

     *  To whom was that payment made

     *  When was that payment made

     *  For what purchase , was that payment made

     *  What was the amount paid


>   One , very desirable consequence of  Jan Dhan Sarjan Yojana
     will be that our " Domestic Savings Rate " will climb back to 30 % !

      In turn , this will help us wither global economic crisis , much better  !


I have a feeling that my proposal will be welcomed by all sections of our Society and find overwhelming support for the passing of the GST bill by all political parties


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Making  a  Mountain  out  of  a  Mole hill ( 19 Nov 2015 )


*   2 % ( out of 27 % ) of GST , to be directly deposited in the PPF a/c of the buyer

    ( This will ensure that all citizens have PPF account )

 *   This 2 % to be used to pay the premium for that person's health insurance

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Structural Reforms ( 30 Jan 2016 )
Transferring 10% of GST ( ie 1.8 % out of 18 % ) to PPF accounts of the buyers ( increase Domestic Savings )

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People of India are watching - and hoping !
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29  July  2016


From: Nattu [mailto:iamnattu@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2016 1:57 PM
To: Hemen Parekh
Subject: Re: GST : Light at the End of the Tunnel ?

Thx Hemenji
I Hv been reading your emails. The BSE/NSE will be ready to react.
Regards
Natarajan

On 28 Jul 2016 5:01 pm, "Hemen Parekh" <hcp@recruitguru.com> wrote:

GST : Light  at  the  End  of  the  Tunnel  ?

Hindustan Times ( July 28 , 2016 ) reports :

On Wednesday , government agreed to drop the contentious 1 % manufacturing tax and fully compensate states for five years for potential revenue losses after GST system kicks in

Even at this stage , there can be " Many a slips between the Cup and the Lips "  !

But then , " Where there is a Will , there is a Way " , too !

Let us hope that when the bill comes up for discussion / voting in Rajya Sabha next week , political parties will find a compromise solution , based on my following suggestion ( sent to all Ministers / MPs as email , 8 months back ) :


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 Saturday, 28 November 2015

 

GST / GIVE AND TAKE



Dear Shri Modiji / Shrimati Soniaji :


It was statesperson like for you, to reach out to each other last evening , in order to arrive at an agreement on GST

All negotiations have two , initially opposing , parties

No agreement can be arrived at , on the " Terms " of only one of the parties

A customer sold against his will , ceases to be a customer  !

Agreements imposed through numerical strength of membership , are bound to get sabotaged

To arrive at a " Lasting Solution " , there must be give and take


Here is my suggestion :


NDA  GIVE  / OPPOSITION  TAKE  :


*    Accept a cap of 18 % for GST in the Constitutional Amendment Bill


OPPOSITION   GIVE /  NDA   TAKE  :


*    A provision in Bill to enable the Government of the day , to raise the GST % in
     subsequent years , through an enabling provision
     
     This provision ( not mandatory ) , will allow the Government to raise the GST %
    through the Annual Central Budget each year

      ( anyway , Union Budget has to be passed in Lok Sabha , each year )



*   The amount by which GST " may " get raised , to be calculated as follows :

     #    Starting GST %   =    18 %

    #     Assume that , in 2016-17 , CPI rises by 10 %

    #     Take  5 %  of that 10 % rise in CPI .   That works out to 0.5 %

    #     So , in 2017-18 , GST may be raised by 0.5 % , to become 18.5 %

    #     This is the UPPER LIMIT . Government may choose to revise GST to any
           figure less than 18.5 %


This is a perfect  FACE SAVING  FORMULA / a WIN-WIN situation for both  !

This is not a matter of , " WHO is right ? "

This is a question of ,   " WHAT is right ? "


Carpe  Diem !  Cease this moment to strike a deal by today evening  !


Good Luck  !
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28  July  2016

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With regards,

hemen  parekh


Marol , Mumbai , India


( M ) +91 - 98,67,55,08,08



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