Harishanker Subramaniam

Watch CNBC-TV18's Shereen Bhan in conversation with panel of experts where they discussed the road ahead for GST after Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley, tabled the GST legislations in parliament today.

Union Budget 2017-18: Fiscal prudence has prevailed over populism says Sonu Iyer

The FM's statement that GST implementation is tectonic and epoch, with limited indirect tax changes and no change in service tax rate underlines their resolve to implement GST in 2017.

Will GST roll-out meet the Apr 1 deadline? Experts discuss

Approving the revised Goods and Services Tax (GST) draft law in the upcoming Council meeting on November 24 and 25 is more crucial than the sorting out of the dual-control concerns raised by certain states, Pratik Jain, Leader-Indirect Tax at PwC India tells CNBC-TV18.

Govt must avoid temptation to add goods into 26% GST slab: Pro

The GST Council will have to avoid the temptation of adding more goods into the 26 percent slab, says Harishanker Subramaniam, Partner & National Leader - Indirect Tax, EY. He says keeping rates low could become a challenge if the Council does not fix the standard Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate at 18 percent.

Tax experts discuss implications of multiple GST rates

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council headed by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Tuesday discussed multiple tax rates under the new tax regime.

'Consensus at GST Council signals April 2017 cut-off feasible'

A decision on contentious issues like exemption and threshold taken with consensus without voting in the first meeting of GST Council signals that the April 2017 rollout deadline is achievable, experts said.

GST Council has compromised for less on threshold limit, says EY

The fact that the Centre will only govern GST on services is a good move as it will take time to train the states, till then it makes sense for the Centre to administer GST on services, says Harishanker Subramaniam of EY.

Higher GST rate may lead to compliance issues: E&Y

In a country the size of India, there cannot be a goods and services tax (GST) rate higher than 18-20 percent, says Harishanker Subramaniam, Partner, Ernst & Young. India being such a vast nation, compliance is certainly going to be an issue.

Hello GST: +ve impact on e-comm;certain nuances to be dealt with

It is further speculated that e-commerce players might have to move from single registration to multiple registrations across each state under GST, thereby increasing compliance costs.

GST: Is It Doable In 2016?

By: Harishanker Subramaniam, EY India

Hello GST: How will it impact the auto industry?

The two percent CST will be an integrated GST (IGST) which will be fully creditable by the dealer when he sells the car in the other state, Harishanker Subramaniam, national leader - indirect tax, EY, says

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