** India's Trent TREN.NS, Titan TITN.NS, Dabur DABU.NS are among companies that will benefit from reported indirect tax cut plan, says Goldman Sachs
** Broadcaster India Today reported, citing sources, that the government plans to cut 12% GST on certain items to 5% or eliminate the 12% tax slab altogether
** GST council did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment
** GST is the abbreviation for Goods and Services Tax, an indirect tax implemented in 2017
** 12% GST applies on apparel priced above 1,000 Indian rupees ($11.7), footwear priced below $11.7, confectionery, fruit drinks, jam, toothpowder and eyewear, among others - GS
** Brokerage also adds Bata India BATA.NS, Nestle India NEST.NS in beneficiary list
** Says reported tax cut plan could help improve consumer demand for branded products, potentially accelerating volume-led growth
** NEST up 0.5%, DABU rises 0.4%; TREN, TITN and BATA down 0.8%, 0.2% and 0.15% respectively
($1 = 85.6820 Indian rupees)
(Reporting by Hritam Mukherjee in Bengaluru)
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