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After two and half months implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST), the cost of truckers has risen due to increase in the prices of diesel in some busy routes. The transport industry is troubling with the new indirect tax regime, as it creating confusion and worrisome among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), which is resulting in losing a large number of jobs.
The equivocation in rates on some products under Goods and services tax (GST) is making the natural Rubber industry to go down. Here are the reasons impacting the rubber industry:
If you aren’t getting your company-branded writing pads or pens, blame those shortage on the Goods and Services Tax (GST). For tax advisers also in-house finance teams, managing vendors that supply pens, writing pads, pencils, staplers, and printing paper-rolls has turned out to be a major challenge after the implementation of the single producer levy.
The GST Council may reduce tax rates on job work to those who are making fabric to the garment and put it under 5 percent slab rate structure in the GST framework. The meeting will be conducted tomorrow and may be the industry have to register online for goods worth above Rs 50,000 before getting transported.
The Indian government on Friday warned manufacturers, sellers, and importers to revise maximum retail price (MRP) of the goods manufactured and packaged before 1st July, with the post-GST price sticker. Or else, they would have to suffer from penalties ranging from fines upto Rs 1 lakh or prison for one year.
The GST (Goods and Service Tax) has been termed as a great reform achievement of the GOI (Government of India) by Takehiko Nakao, the president of Asian Development Bank. But he also suggested that the upcoming tax regime in the country could also cause challenges on account of some factors such as the multiplicity of tax rates.
After the announcement of Goods and Service Tax (GST) Rate by Government of India in GST Council Meeting, Amusement Park and Electrical Firms are falling under the 28 percent slab rate in the indirect taxation structure. Both of the sectors are now requesting to the Government to impose a lower tax rate under the new GST Regime.
The GST is in the queue for the implementation and every corner of the financial corridors are now talking about its registrations which will be going to re-open on 1st of June to ensure the remaining taxpayers get registered under this new tax regime.
The upcoming goods and services tax has created a lot of puzzle in various sectors as the tax rules and implications will be changed and the effect will take some time to settle down. The medicine industry is also taking some setback just to ascertain the real impact of the GST on the business and has been holding stocks for avoiding the chances of losses in case of any sudden rate change.
