GST

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the Neon Show the Startup Ideas Podcast WTF is with Nikhil Kamath

8 statements about GST, every show

NEON SHOW Insight
Sharma: Line-Item Settlement Makes India's GST Revenues Hard To Evade
“GST revenues are very hard to fudge because we do the value chain kind of settlement, not on a monthly basis, not even on an invoice basis, but on a line item of an invoice basis.”
Sharad Sharma Mar 15, 2025 ▶ 40:24 $200B in UPI,1.3B Aadhaar Users, 943M on ID Platform: Why More Indians Must Know about DPI
NEON SHOW Assertion Partly supported
Kumar: 95% of India's GST Revenue Comes From Organized Sector
“That will not reduce your tax collection because 95% of the tax is collected from the organized sector. Only five percent is collected from others. And Jaitley famously said five percent units pay 95% of the tax. 95% pay only five percent of the tax.”
Prof. Arun Kumar Sep 7, 2024 ▶ 1:00:41 Why Is No One Talking About India's Unorganised Sector? Economist Arun Kumar Explains | Neon Show
NEON SHOW Disclosure
Malhi: Zupee has 100M users, raised $130M, and remains profitable post-GST
“So we would have a hundred million registered users. So in the casual gaming pay to play segment, we will by far the market leaders. So we have raised around hundred thirty million dollars profitable even. Post the GST 28% shift because we have built very fund…”
Dilsher Malhi Jun 28, 2024 ▶ 34:51 Real Money Gaming Business Explained By Zupee Founder Dilsher Malhi | Neon Show
NEON SHOW Opinion
Chidambaram efficiently implemented state VAT but failed on GST consensus
“And apart from maintaining a stable tax rate, direct tax rate, and excise rates, what he failed to get was he could not get the kind of consensus building on GSD. He did not. But his implementation of the state value added tax was very very efficient”
Ashok Bhattacharya (A.K. Bhattacharya) May 3, 2024 ▶ 1:01:27 Modi Govt Vs Raghuram Rajan, 1991 Finance Team, & India’s Brain Drain Challenge I A.K. Bhattacharya
WTF Assertion Supported
Mittersain: India gaming GST moved to 28% on deposits versus 18% on rake
“Now the latest tax on the GST is 28% on deposits, which was earlier 20. I mean, gaming companies were paying 18% on their rake, right?”
Nitish Mittersain Apr 21, 2024 ▶ 1:51:53 Ep# 17 | WTF is Gaming in India? | Career, Investment, Entrepreneurship · Nikhil Kamath
WTF Assertion Supported
Maini: India's 18% battery GST versus 5% EV GST penalizes EV manufacturers
“Electric vehicles at five percent GST, but a battery pack, right? Batteries are at 18%, right? So it's also hard, A, for a lot of companies only making electric vehicles where they'll have an inverted duty structure, because the input will over time be more th…”
Chetan Maini Dec 10, 2023 ▶ 2:46:51 Ep# 14 | WTF is Happening with EV? Nikhil ft. Founders of Reva, Ather, Blusmart, and Ossus · Nikhil Kamath
WTF Insight
Biyani: Economic formalization and 18% GST are squeezing Indian consumer budgets
“We are getting formalized as an economy, and formal economy is more expensive than an informal economy. I think that's playing around a little bit. For the first time, the formalization is quite complete now. Yeah. And that is, that means 18% extra. And I thin…”
Kishore Biyani Oct 7, 2023 ▶ 48:59 Ep #11 | WTF Goes into Building a Fashion, Beauty, or Home Brand? Nikhil w/ Kishore, Raj, and Ananth · Nikhil Kamath
STARTUP IDEAS Prediction Held up
Goldberg: STEPN sneakers will lose value without a burning mechanism
“Steppen has this Runaway sneaker breeding problem because there's no burn mechanism in place for getting rid of all of the excess sneakers. Like people are minting and minting and minting. And so eventually they're all going to become worthless, or you're goin…”
Gabby Goldberg Jun 17, 2022 ▶ 22:58 Predicting the Future of Web3

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