New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday urged the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council to convene at the earliest to deliberate on whether air purifiers should be classified as medical equipment.
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Delhi HC urges GST Council to meet, consider 5% GST on air purifiers
The Delhi High Court urged the GST Council to urgently meet and consider classifying air purifiers as medical equipment to justify cutting the GST from 18% to 5%. Citing severe air pollution, the ...
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