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By Team Legistify / 01 Jul 2017
GST will impact various sectors and industries of the country, some in a positive way and some others in a negative way. One sector which has the possibility of a having a very positive impact is the automobile sector primarily because of the efficiency and the removal of cascading associated with GST.» Read More
GST will impact various sectors and industries of the country, some in a positive way and some others in a negative way. One sector which has the possibility of a having a very positive impact is the automobile sector primarily because of the efficiency and the removal of cascading associated with GST.» Read More
By Tushar Singh / 30 Jan 2018
To help you navigate through the constantly changing GST rates under the 5 standard GST tax brackets here is all the information in one place.» Read More
To help you navigate through the constantly changing GST rates under the 5 standard GST tax brackets here is all the information in one place.» Read More
By Tushar Singh / 12 Feb 2018
GST seeks to transform India with its One Nation, One Market, One Tax principle, and all signs indicate that India’s real estate sector won’t be left out of the transformation. We have crunched the numbers for you, check this out.» Read More
GST seeks to transform India with its One Nation, One Market, One Tax principle, and all signs indicate that India’s real estate sector won’t be left out of the transformation. We have crunched the numbers for you, check this out.» Read More
By Team Legistify / 01 Jul 2017
GST aims to stitch together a common market by dismantling fiscal barriers between states. It is a single national uniform tax levied across the country on all goods and services. It has been implemented from July 1, 2017, What the GST has done is it has subsumes all local and central indirect taxes (except customs duty). Hence GST has empowered states to collect service taxes.» Read More
GST aims to stitch together a common market by dismantling fiscal barriers between states. It is a single national uniform tax levied across the country on all goods and services. It has been implemented from July 1, 2017, What the GST has done is it has subsumes all local and central indirect taxes (except customs duty). Hence GST has empowered states to collect service taxes.» Read More