In 39th GST Council meeting on 14th March 2020 at Delhi, Council has decided to increase the GST rate on mobile phones to 18%. Previously such mobiles phones were chargeable at 12% however their parts and accessories were liable at 12% which was leading to inverted duty structure result in claim of GST Refund. To overcome this situation, GST rate on mobile phone has been increased to 18%. Such increased GST rate on mobile phones will be applicable from the date of notification which is yet to be published.
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