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Explained: Why parota gets charged a higher GST than roti
03:15pm, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
Most food items, especially those of essential and unprocessed nature, are charged nil GST. But processed foods attract higher rates of 5%, 12%, or 18%, depending on the product.
Frozen paratha to be charged 18% GST: Sources
11:41am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
Processed and packaged food items are subjected to higher tax under GST.
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Frozen paratha is not roti, will be taxed 18% GST: Sources
09:49am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
The restaurants are up in arms with the Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR) over levying of 18% GST on paratha or parota. The AAR ruled that 18% GST will be levied on wheat packaged paratha and malabar
Ready-to-eat frozen parota not staple food, to attract 18% GST: Govt
09:03am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
The AAR (Karnataka) bench held that frozen (and preserved) wheat parota and malabar parota, with a shelf life of three-seven days, was a "distinct product and not a plain roti". It has held that froze
Ready-to-eat parottas to attract 5% GST, says finance ministry
08:46am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
Rotis, paranthas or parottas sold ready to eat are distinct from the preserved, frozen, packaged and branded products which are sold at a higher price
Ready-to-eat parotas to attract 18% GST; 5% for plain parotas, clarifies CBIC
06:22am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
Ready-to-eat parotas, unlike rotis, need to be further processed for human consumption and hence are liable for 18% GST
18% GST ruling on 'Parotas' cooks up storm on social media
03:54am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
What is the difference between a roti and a Paratha? Apart from the taste, it is 18 per cent GST that can be imposed on Parotas (or Parathas) because these need to be heated before consumption.
Indians react with memes to report that says 18% GST imposed on parota
02:33am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
Many wondered what would happen to kulchas and naans, and some questioned if luxury tax will be imposed on keema parathas.
Fresh parota at restaurant attracts 5% GST, tax rate jumps to 18% if sold frozen
12:52am, Saturday, 13'th Jun 2020
An official said frozen parota is preserved, sealed packed and branded. It is sold at a premium and it is not a staple item. It is consumed by the affluent class that could afford to pay tax.
Ready-to-eat parotas are not rotis and will attract 18% GST: AAR
06:42pm, Friday, 12'th Jun 2020
The AAR in its ruling observed that parota does not have any specific entry in Customs Tariff Act or GST tariff.
Hands Off Parotta: Twitter Calls Out 'Food Fascism' after 18 Percent GST Ruling
06:23pm, Friday, 12'th Jun 2020
As per a recent rule by the Authority for Advance Rulings' Karnata bench, parotta and roti are separate.
Paratha is not roti, must be taxed at 18% GST; Anand Mahindra quips Indians will come up with jugaad
02:00pm, Friday, 12'th Jun 2020
The Karnataka government has ruled differentiating paratha or parota from roti, which are essentially two types of Indian breads, and has clarified that paratha must be taxed at more than triple the G
