#BajajFinance makes a very high NIM which is far in excess what banks make on similar personal loans. #BajajFinance has best high Penal Interest Charges of 3.5%.
Finally Credit Card Companies like #SBICards charge very high on PENAL INTEREST which partly explains the HIGH profitability of CreditCard companies despite giving free credit period.
So what will Banks/NBFCs do ? They will continue to Charge PENAL Charges but instead of PENAL INTEREST, they will make it PENAL FEES. Now PENAL FEES will attract GST.
SO WHO LOSES & WHO GAINS? If NET PENAL CHARGES remain Same to Financier, CUSTOMER now will pay EXTRA #GST
Lots of people who Read the THREAD came back to Clarify that the PENAL INTEREST on a loan was liable to GST. There was a clarification CBIC in June 2019 on this suggesting that charging penal interest was part of the Service (lending) it cannot be charged GST.
If you found this THREAD interesting, please for the Good of the general public #RETWEET it.
People should know that the ONLY thing constant in life is RISING TAXES under #Modinomics
People are asking WHY DID #INR to fall so sharply on FRIDAY to 83.64/USD?
A quick 🧵 explaining why …#RBI
Who BENEFITS most when INR Depreciates?
✅It’s Financial Year end and @RBI has PROFIT targets & DIVIDEND targets of 120,000 Crores to pay Govt of India
✅ when INR Depreciates (#USDINR Rises), @RBI makes profits since it’s ASSETS are USD BONDS/GOLD & it’s LIABILITIES is INR
✅ When #INR depreciates (#USDINR rises), EXPORTS become competitive and IMPORTS become cheaper
✅ When #INR Depreciates, The BIGGEST component of GST (IGST of GST) grows faster since IGST is levied on IMPORTS, Basic & Intermediate Raw Materials, Inventory
#NRI #Remittances will not only #COLLAPSE but they could reverse
A quick thread with implications for the #INR
#NRI #Remittances will not only collapse but they could reverse as outflows unless the DEPOSIT Rates offered by Indian Banks to NRIs are at-least 6-7% $ Rates
Today the US Rates are 1) 4.7% on the US 10yr 2) Investment Grade US bonds offer $6.5% 3) MBS Securities offer $7% at-least 4) US High Yield Bonds are offering $8-9% pa
Compared to that FCNR deposits are at just 5.5-5.8%
FIRST: Every litre of Ethanol, Govt India will lose Rs15-20 in Tax Collections since:
👉Cost of Procuring PETROL is Rs45/lt
👉Cost of Procurement of ETHANOL is Rs65/Lt