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GST Reforms 2025: Zomato & Swiggy Orders May Cost You More – Here’s Why!

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GST Reforms 2025: Zomato & Swiggy Orders May Cost You More – Here’s Why!

Vizzve Admin

India’s latest GST reforms are set to impact online food delivery platforms like Zomato, Swiggy, and others. With changes in tax slabs and compliance rules, customers may notice higher bills for their favorite meals delivered at home.

Why Are Online Food Bills Increasing?

Revised GST Rates

GST on restaurant and cloud kitchen services may see revisions.

Platforms now pass on the tax component directly to consumers, increasing the final bill.

Service Aggregator Compliance

Zomato, Swiggy, and other aggregators must comply with GST invoicing and reporting requirements, leading to administrative cost adjustments.

Delivery Charges Taxation

Previously exempt or lightly taxed delivery charges may now attract GST, slightly raising the overall cost of orders.

Dual Tax Structure

For some orders, GST may now apply separately on food preparation and delivery, leading to a combined higher effective rate.

Impact on Consumers

Higher Total Bills: Customers ordering frequently may notice a marginal increase per order.

Transparent Pricing: Consumers get clarity on the tax component on bills.

Impact on Budgeting: Regular online food buyers may need to adjust monthly expenses accordingly.

FAQs

Q1: When do these GST reforms take effect?
A1: The revised GST rules are effective from the latest GST Council notification in 2025.

Q2: Will this affect all online food delivery platforms?
A2: Yes, major platforms like Zomato, Swiggy, and other cloud kitchens must comply.

Q3: Are restaurants charging GST directly as well?
A3: Yes, restaurants supplying through aggregators must levy GST according to the new slab.

Q4: Does this affect dine-in services too?
A4: GST reforms primarily impact online and takeaway services, though dine-in rates may also adjust in certain cases.

Q5: Can consumers avoid the GST increase?
A5: Not directly. The GST is mandated by law, but consumers can manage spending or explore promotions and offers by platforms.

Conclusion

While GST reforms aim to streamline tax compliance and increase transparency, online food delivery customers may experience slightly higher bills. Awareness of these changes helps consumers plan budgets and understand the tax components on their favorite meals.

Published on : 4th September

Published by : SMITA

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