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As GST Turns 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Says GST Has Brought Growth, Simplicity, Transparency
The government has announced July 1 as 'GST (Goods and Services Tax) Day', to mark the first anniversary of the launch of the new indirect tax regime.
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Tax Compliance Needs To Be Eased Further: FM Sitharaman On GST Day
Ms Sitharaman highlighted the steps taken towards easing the return filing process
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Tax Compliance Needs To Be Eased Further: FM Sitharaman On GST Day
Ms Sitharaman highlighted the steps taken towards easing the return filing process
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As GST Turns 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Says GST Has Brought Growth, Simplicity, Transparency
The government has announced July 1 as 'GST (Goods and Services Tax) Day', to mark the first anniversary of the launch of the new indirect tax regime.
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"Grossly Scary Tax", Says Congress On GST's First Anniversary
As the Goods and Services Tax (GST) roll-out completes one year on July 1, the Congress on Saturday described it as a "Grossly Scary Tax" and said the promise of a "single tax GST" still remains a pipe dream.
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As GST Turns 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Says GST Has Brought Growth, Simplicity, Transparency
The government has announced July 1 as 'GST (Goods and Services Tax) Day', to mark the first anniversary of the launch of the new indirect tax regime.
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Tax Compliance Needs To Be Eased Further: FM Sitharaman On GST Day
Ms Sitharaman highlighted the steps taken towards easing the return filing process
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Tax Compliance Needs To Be Eased Further: FM Sitharaman On GST Day
Ms Sitharaman highlighted the steps taken towards easing the return filing process
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As GST Turns 1, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Says GST Has Brought Growth, Simplicity, Transparency
The government has announced July 1 as 'GST (Goods and Services Tax) Day', to mark the first anniversary of the launch of the new indirect tax regime.
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"Grossly Scary Tax", Says Congress On GST's First Anniversary
As the Goods and Services Tax (GST) roll-out completes one year on July 1, the Congress on Saturday described it as a "Grossly Scary Tax" and said the promise of a "single tax GST" still remains a pipe dream.
