IFTRT says lower volumes, not GST, has cut lorries' travel time
The case study captures GST entire journey right from its ideation of Kelkar Task Force Report, 2003
The price of Wills has been raised to Rs 94 for a pack of 10
The GST has brought challenges for many traders and businessmen
While bigger companies are largely ready for the transition, the same cannot be said for SMEs
Swamy said that the former is a liar and would soon go to jail
The window for registration is open up to September 30
In a Q&A, GSTN chairman exudes confidence in the IT system the body is responsible for
For transfer of goods from one EOU to another, procurement certificates would not be required
Law mandates person to obtain registration from place where he makes a supply of goods/services
At Delhi Economic Conclave, Singapore deputy PM says little late for India in terms of job creation
Your employer might need to relook at the salary structure to comply with the new changes in laws
Inconsistencies need sorting out and the process of getting credits speeded up and simplified
One of the protesters said that GST was a conspiracy reflecting Hindutva
Jaitley said the government has come out with laws to contain overseas black money
Internet is not required for doing business, but it would be required for purpose of filing returns
Composition scheme provides easy compliance, flat rate for small businesses
Falling margins following the roll out of Goods and Services Tax has disrupted the distribution model of consumer products companies with their distributors asking for higher commission for on-selling their products.Both Britannia Industries Ltd and Tata Tea have stopped their supply to distributors in Kerala after the latter asked for higher margins, says Distributors in Kerala.According to industry representatives, both these companies have sales of around Rs 500 crore and Rs 200 crore in Kerala respectively every month.Shyam Prasad Menon, president, Federation of South India Distributors Association and Vice President for the All India Federation of Distributors Association confirmed the development and said that over the last 3-5 years, cost of doing business rose by nearly 25-50 per cent.An email sent to Britannia and Tata Tea was not responded till the time of going to press.Dhairyashil Patil, president of All India Consumer Products Distributors' Federation which represents ...
Due to migration to new tax regime GST and economic crisis in Brazil
AUM expanded 39% in Q1, posting the best growth in recent times