The Implementation of GST will Significantly Improve the Competitiveness and Performance of Indias Industrial Sector: A View

Dr. R. Rajesh Kanna, Dr. D. Elumalai
Page No. : 622-628

ABSTRACT

The Industrial sector in India is not only plagued with concerns ranging from decline in exports and infrastructure spending but also with the burden of complying with a complex indirect taxation system. The implementation of GST will significantly improve the competitiveness and performance of Indias Industrial sector. The new GST model will trigger a transformational change from a complex multi-structured indirect taxation system to a unified indirect taxation system. The benefits and disadvantages of GST will depend upon the type of product you are manufacturing and its cost. Below listed are some of the benefits of Goods, services, and tax. Economies of developing countries are generally split between a formalized portion and that which operates outside such. The latter is called informal, extra-legal, unorganized, shadow, etc. It is similarly obtrusive from the fact that nowadays we have round 3 million SMEs in India contributing nearly 50% of the industrial output and 42% of Indias total export. For a developing country like India and its demographic variety, SMEs have emerged as the main employment-producing sector and has furnished balanced development throughout sectors. Permits take a look at what will be the impact of GST on Small & Medium Enterprises. To expect small and informal businesses to plan strategically for decade spanning fiscal developments, exhibits either sheer ignorance or a shocking lack of concern.


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