Webinar and Online Release of Report: Relax the Tax



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India’s transition from a linear consumption pattern to a circular economy necessitates a fundamental overhaul of its existing taxation framework, particularly the Goods and Services Tax (GST). Designed for a ‘take-make-dispose,’ model, the current GST structure fails to accommodate circular material flows where waste is reimagined as a resource. As industrial processes increasingly adopt circularity, linear taxation policies pose economic barriers instead of enabling this shift. One of the most critical challenges is the lack of differentiation between virgin and recycled materials within the GST regime, which places recycled products at a cost disadvantage despite their lower environmental impact.

How can tax rationalization unlock the potential of waste circularity while boosting government revenue and worker welfare? Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) invites you to a webinar to discuss the findings and recommendations of the report Relax The Tax and explore actionable solutions for aligning GST policies with India’s circular economy goals. Join us to rethink taxation for a circular future!

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT

SUKANYA NAIR
sukanya.nair@cseindia.org
8816818864

 

 

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Report
Relax The Tax
Press Release
New CSE study says urgent reforms in GST regime needed to shore up India’s circular economy and waste recycling sector
Presentation
Relax The Tax
By: Subhrajit Goswami
Speakers
Nivit Kumar Yadav
Programme Director
Industrial Pollution Unit , CSE
Subhrajit Goswami
Programme Officer
Industrial Pollution Unit , Centre for Science and Environment
Pranshu Singhal
Founder and Managing Director of 'Karo Sambhav”, New Delhi
Imteyaz Ali
Project Director of Plastic Sarthak Sanstha
Bhopal, MP
Dr. Sandip Chatterjee
Senior Advisor, Sustainable Electronics Recycling International (SERI)
USA and Former Senior Director- MeitY