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New Delhi: The month of July is about to end and with it many important rules are going to come into effect from 1st August. Like the first date of every month, this time too there is a possibility of some changes which may impact the common people, travelers, bank customers and businessmen. Everyone is keeping an eye on the changes in the rules ranging from LPG cylinder prices to Air Turbine Fuel (ATF), banking services, Railway Tatkal tickets and GST. Let us know what major changes can be seen from August 1.
On the first of every month, oil marketing companies review the prices of LPG cylinders. In such a situation, changes in the prices of domestic and commercial gas cylinders may be announced on August 1 also. If there is an increase in prices, it will have a direct impact on the monthly budget of the household, whereas if there is a cut, consumers may get relief.
Along with LPG, the prices of Air Turbine Fuel (ATF) are also reviewed every month. If ATF becomes expensive, the operating expenses of airlines may increase, which may have an impact on air fares. There is a possibility of getting relief in rent in future if the prices come down.
From August 1, some banks may implement amendments in their service charges and facilities like SMS alert charges. Customers are advised to keep an eye on the official notification of their bank and get information about new charges related to debit card, SMS alerts or other services in advance.
There is also talk of change in the Tatkal ticket system of Indian Railways. According to reports, the new system may be implemented to make the ticket booking process more systematic and transparent. If the new system is implemented then passengers can get more convenience than before during ticket booking and crowding at the counters is expected to be reduced.
Some technical and compliance-related changes related to GST system may come into effect from August 1. New provisions may be implemented to make the e-invoice and e-way bill system more transparent. These changes will especially impact traders, companies and GST registered businesses.
If you use LPG gas, travel regularly by air, use banking services or are involved in business, it would be better to keep an eye on the official announcements of the concerned departments and companies before August 1. Any kind of inconvenience can be avoided if the new rules are known in advance.