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Kerala Budget: Decision to slash tax on All India Permit vehicles by 50% expected to reduce off-shore registration of Kerala vehicles

Kerala Budget: Decision to slash tax on All India Permit vehicles by 50% expected to reduce off-shore registration of Kerala vehicles
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The Kerala government has reduced the tax on All India Permit vehicles by 50% in its latest budget to encourage local registration. The Luxury Bus Owners Association expects this to boost the state's transport sector and increase government revenue.

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This policy change aims to curb the practice of registering commercial vehicles in other states to avoid higher local taxes, potentially benefiting the local economy.

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The Kerala government’s decision to slash the tax on All India Permit (AITP) vehicles by 50%, as announced in the Kerala Revised Budget 26-27 , has been welcomed by the Luxury Bus Owners Association Kerala (LBOA).

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