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Lower GST On Job Work Of Textile Yarn To Help SMEs: CITI
According to Chairman of the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) J Thulasidharan, reduction of service tax on job work would bring relief to the textile industry from the extra burden as bulk of the work is with SMEs and carried on through job works.
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Textiles Industry Welcomes Lower GST Rates
Natural yarn will be taxed at 5 per cent, while man-made yarn will be taxed at 18 per cent, readymade garments will attract 12 per cent tax, whereas no tax will be levied on jute.
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Delhi Garment Traders Shut Shops Over Proposed GST Hike On Textiles
Several markets dealing with garment business in Delhi remained shut on Thursday in protest against the central government's proposed move to hike GST rates on textile from existing 5 per cent to 12 per cent from January 1.
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Anger at New Tax on Modi's Home Turf Shows Why Monday Is Key
Six months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced GST to make India less corrupt, evasion is creeping in.
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Why Surat’s Textiles Traders Want GST Removed
Surat traders fear that GST will lead to business going to larger, organised traders.
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Surat Textile Traders Call Of Strike Until The Next GST Council Meeting
The traders in Surat have called off their two-week-long strike against the imposition of five per cent GST on textiles following the Centre's assurance to look into their demand for its rollback.
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Lower GST On Job Work Of Textile Yarn To Help SMEs: CITI
According to Chairman of the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) J Thulasidharan, reduction of service tax on job work would bring relief to the textile industry from the extra burden as bulk of the work is with SMEs and carried on through job works.
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Textiles Products To Become Dearer Post GST: Industry
Textile products made from cotton yarn and fabric are likely to cost more under GST.
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Textiles Industry Welcomes Lower GST Rates
Natural yarn will be taxed at 5 per cent, while man-made yarn will be taxed at 18 per cent, readymade garments will attract 12 per cent tax, whereas no tax will be levied on jute.
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Lower GST On Job Work Of Textile Yarn To Help SMEs: CITI
According to Chairman of the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) J Thulasidharan, reduction of service tax on job work would bring relief to the textile industry from the extra burden as bulk of the work is with SMEs and carried on through job works.
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Textiles Industry Welcomes Lower GST Rates
Natural yarn will be taxed at 5 per cent, while man-made yarn will be taxed at 18 per cent, readymade garments will attract 12 per cent tax, whereas no tax will be levied on jute.
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Delhi Garment Traders Shut Shops Over Proposed GST Hike On Textiles
Several markets dealing with garment business in Delhi remained shut on Thursday in protest against the central government's proposed move to hike GST rates on textile from existing 5 per cent to 12 per cent from January 1.
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Anger at New Tax on Modi's Home Turf Shows Why Monday Is Key
Six months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced GST to make India less corrupt, evasion is creeping in.
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Why Surat’s Textiles Traders Want GST Removed
Surat traders fear that GST will lead to business going to larger, organised traders.
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Surat Textile Traders Call Of Strike Until The Next GST Council Meeting
The traders in Surat have called off their two-week-long strike against the imposition of five per cent GST on textiles following the Centre's assurance to look into their demand for its rollback.
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Lower GST On Job Work Of Textile Yarn To Help SMEs: CITI
According to Chairman of the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) J Thulasidharan, reduction of service tax on job work would bring relief to the textile industry from the extra burden as bulk of the work is with SMEs and carried on through job works.
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Textiles Products To Become Dearer Post GST: Industry
Textile products made from cotton yarn and fabric are likely to cost more under GST.
-
Textiles Industry Welcomes Lower GST Rates
Natural yarn will be taxed at 5 per cent, while man-made yarn will be taxed at 18 per cent, readymade garments will attract 12 per cent tax, whereas no tax will be levied on jute.
