Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently in its meeting said that, with GST implementation, a new business culture is developing for the country and in the long perspective consumers will be benefited with this.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently in its meeting said that, with GST implementation, a new business culture is developing for the country and in the long perspective consumers will be benefited with this.
According to the report by Global Research and Analytics Firm, frequently used household products such as toothpaste, soap, edible oil, instant noodles, soap and much more are anticipated to get an increase in demand of 2-5% in coming 12 months.
The Legal Metrological Department of Telangana government is all set to initiate a special check in the State after receiving so many complaints from the public about businesses are imposing GST over and above the MRP mentioned on the packet of the goods.
The GSTN system handles the IT infrastructure for GST regime, is soon going to unveil an online application for claiming the refunds.
The Aviation MRO (maintenance, repair, and overhaul) wants the government to make a simple structure by either cutting down 18% GST on the aviation MRO sector or levy customs Duty on aviation who are serviced out of the country and exempts from contribution to GST.
India is a hub of sports-loving people. Whether it’s cricket or athletics, we are always excited to watch our favourite players and encourage them to win. We have a potential to grow in sports and to represent our country at international level.
The e-way bill is on the rest for now but soon it can be another barrier for small and medium enterprises after the recognized GST implementation.
We have already discussed the GST Impact over Handicraft industries that, how adversely it impacted the handmade products. Now, this article is about GST impact on carpet industry.
In the 22nd meeting of GST Council which was held on 6th October 2017, the council decided to withdraw Gems & Jewellery industry from the scope of prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).