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A STUDY ON IMPACT OF GST ON MSME

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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF IMPACT OF GST ON SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESSES: A CASE OF INDUSTRIAL AREA OF AURANGABAD FROM MAHARASHTRA STATE

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Goods & Services Tax (GST) was the biggest tax regime implemented by Government of India on 1 st July 2017 midnight. The overall idea behind the GST implementation was to simplify the existing complex taxation system. This research tries to understand the effectsof GST on micro, small & medium enterprises (MSME). Both positive & negative impacts have been found and noted. The paper has tried to make an attempt to discuss the problem faced back then & still how the businesses are managing after the effect of the GST.

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

Kiran Ajetrao

GST (Goods and Service tax) is a visionary step intended towards rationalizing the giant indirect tax system in India. The implementation of GST is reducing tax burden and enhancing the ease of doing business in the country. The impact of GST has two key segments weight; one is to the business and second is to the customers who are the actual bearer of tax costs. Indian unorganized sector and portion of industry those who are enjoying the exemption will also contribute significantly to the growth of countries GDP. The basic purpose of conducting the study is to know the awareness level of small businessman towards GST and to assess the actual impact as they are facing. As it is known that impact will be there either on manufacturing or selling but to know the extent of impact and level of satisfaction study is conducted. The study is survey based in which data was collected from 50 business man who are residing in Mysuru city of Karnataka. The tool used for collection of data was st...

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Vanpal Boyal

This is a study that evaluated the the impact of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the manufacturing organizations in Kota region of Soutb-East Rajasthan. Thus, the research problem is that the organization faced many problems while the implementation of GST. It has been found that manufacturing organizations are benefited by the GST. Most of the organizations initially faces problems in adopting GST but by the time they understood it and found it very smooth and easy taxation system. The out of the two options of GST, composition scheme was adopted by some manufacturer only. Most of the manufacturing organizations are micro/small in size and most of them are located in Kota city in south east region of Rajasthan.

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A comprehensive dual Goods and Services Tax (GST) has replaced the intricate multi-indirect tax structure as of 1 July 2017. It was India's most significant tax reform ever. The main goal of the GST, as recently summarised, is to get rid of all the many subsidiary taxes, their effects, and any mild tax issues that are only possible to solve by paying GST. GST is a tax that is intended to be paid on a continuous stream of goods and contributions. Any person who grants a contract or provides an item or service is required to pay GST. The study emphasises how GST has affected Indian SSIs. SSIs play a significant role in the Indian economy, accounting to almost 40% of industrial production, 42% of exports, and 65% of total economic output.

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In the backdrop of rise in growth prospects and government policies inducing a stable climate for doing business in the country, the Indian economy has been riding high among developing nations in the global context. The dynamic introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) and its successful roll-out from July onwards will propel the economy in a profound way and impact various stakeholders. The implications of GST on the economy will change the way businesses operate. The new indirect tax regime subsumes the erstwhile indirect tax on excise, service and sales, thus revolutionizing a uniform indirect tax rate throughout the nation. GST will greatly influence the functioning of different sectors in India. This paper attempts to review the dynamic roll-out of GST and its implications on various stakeholders in the economy. In this light, the pros and cons of GST on the growth prospects of manufacturers, traders and consumers at large etc., has been reviewed and conclusion is drawn.

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A few year ago a VAT system was introduced whereby every next stage dealer used to get credit of the tax paid at earlier stage against his tax liability. This reduced an overall liability of many traders and also helped to reduce inflationary impact. Similar concept came in the duty on manufacture- The Central Excise Duty, much before it came for sales tax. The CENVAT credit scheme (earlier known as MODVAT) also allowed setting-off credit of excise duty paid at input against the liability of excise on removal of goods. To a great extent the cascading effect of taxes was resolved by these measure. However, there are still problems with these systems as the credit of VAT is not available against excise and vice versa. The GST is introduces to combat this problem among many others in India. There was a huge hue and cry against it implementation. Even now the concepts, structure and the rationale of implementation GST is not very obvious. This would, therefore, be interesting to understand the various pros and cons of its implementation. This paper is an attempt to find out the opportunities and challenges if any, after the implementation of GST in India.

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India has got a well-structured and simplified taxation system, where authoritative segregation has been done among the Central government, state governments and local bodies. But with the implementation of GST, the harmonization of tax rules, regulations, rates, processes and procedures across the states was expected to improve the ease of doing business in India. The removal of cascading of taxes and transaction costs associated with inter-state transactions was also expected to encourage investment and therefore, the economic growth of country. With the objective of the impact assessment of Goods and Services Tax on shopkeepers the present study was carried out. The study was conducted in Hisar city of Haryana state where the findings highlighted that shopkeepers had highly increased tax burden and legal compliances, followed by increase in workers hiring capacity and no impact on ease of doing business, no loss and transparency in business. Further, results also showed that ther...

Rajender Panchal

Goods and service tax is the largest tax reforms in India. It is based on theme "one nation, one market, one market". The indirect tax authority of India has deconstructed all interstate obstacles with respect to tax. The GST grows up with a single stroke. It has converted Indian economy into unified market of 136 crore people. Basically the $ 2.97 trillion economy is trying to change itself by elimination of the internal tariff obstacles and containing central, state and local taxes into a unified GST. Goods and service tax is a consumption based tax or destination based tax. It is a multi-stage consumption based value added indirect tax on goods and services with their distribution.. Goods and service tax will be levied on the value of transaction. It levied on commission, packaging and other cost happened with respect to sales. It involves several types of indirect taxes e.g. state tax, local tax, entertainment tax, excise duty, surcharge, octroi and other. This paper is concentrated on advantages and challenges of GST faced by Indian economy. It introduces a summary of goods and service (GST) concept and describes its characteristics along with its timeline of implementation in India.

Wesleyan Journal of Research

Abhishek Kumar Gupta , Bharat Kumar Meher

The Goods and Services Tax is a common tax used by the majority of countries globally. After independence of India, Goods and Services Tax was the biggest reform in the country's tax structure, came into effect from 1st, July, 2017. The main objective behind incorporating GST was elimination of double taxation, which cascades from the manufacturing level to the consumption level. Before introduction of Goods and Service Tax (GST), too much hope and misconception were prevailing in the mind of people and Government of India regarding GST like it will-reduce tax burden, be simpler than old tax system, bring uniformity in tax rate, prevent black money creation, increase revenue from tax, bring more transparency in business, help lower income group people etc. This paper is an attempt to analyse the perception of MSMEs' owners and managers towards GST relating to their hopes and misconceptions related to GST after 3 years of completion of introduction of GST. The study is based on the primary data collected through questionnaire, using random sampling method, designed on five point likert scale.

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Ancy Antony

ABSTRACT Goods and Service Tax may be a comprehensive tax levy on manufacture, sale and consumption of products further as services at national level .Currently we tend to area unit witnessing, however this tax reform reshapes our economy and business dynamics for small, little and Medium Enterprises. Flourishing amidst a difficult setting, the small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) of India fully fledged many highs and lows within the past few years. With the Indian economy expected to emerge jointly of the leading economies within the world and certain to become a $5 trillion economy by 2025, major impetus is being given to strengthen the rear bone of our economy-the SME sector. This paper highlights to understand the GST and MSMEs and Impact of GST and MSMEs. Key words-- GST, MSMEs

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Assessing the Impact of GST Implementation on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs): A Survey-Based Analysis

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This research paper aims to investigate the effects of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Pune city. The GST, which was introduced with the intent of simplifying the tax structure, has had a significant impact on businesses of all sizes. However, the focus of this study is on SMEs, which often face unique challenges and opportunities concerning GST compliance. Using survey techniques, this research has gathered data from SME owners and operators to understand their perceptions, challenges, and experiences related to GST. The findings of this study are providing valuable insights into the real-world implications of GST on SMEs and are guiding policymakers and business owners in making informed decisions.

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