Gst Helpline

Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Saturday said that a telephone helpline number will be started soon, where consumers can report against those traders who evade tax by not issuing purchase bill.

From the movement of items from one slab to another to the launch of platforms and helplines to ease migration to the new system to the introduction of the E-Way bill, the journey continues.

Touted as the biggest tax reform since Independence in 1947, GST subsumes several central and state levies.

The government has time and again come out with initiatives to spread awareness about GST and allay concerns of businessmen, traders and consumer alike.

The government has opened many windows of communication to address the queries related to GST

GST Network, the company building the IT backbone for the biggest indirect tax reform, has said it is looking to double its call centre strength to 400 agents in two weeks.

Traders, businessmen, manufacturers and suppliers alike are studying the tax implications under the new GST regime.

The government has stepped up their outreach efforts by launching helplines and informative videos.

The exclusive GST helpline has been set up to address retailers' queries, clarify doubts and explain the nuances of the new tax structure.

The helpline service was inaugurated by Rajeev Swarup, Principal Secretary - Small Industries, government of Rajasthan.

Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Saturday said that a telephone helpline number will be started soon, where consumers can report against those traders who evade tax by not issuing purchase bill.

From the movement of items from one slab to another to the launch of platforms and helplines to ease migration to the new system to the introduction of the E-Way bill, the journey continues.

Touted as the biggest tax reform since Independence in 1947, GST subsumes several central and state levies.

The government has time and again come out with initiatives to spread awareness about GST and allay concerns of businessmen, traders and consumer alike.

The government has opened many windows of communication to address the queries related to GST

GST Network, the company building the IT backbone for the biggest indirect tax reform, has said it is looking to double its call centre strength to 400 agents in two weeks.

Traders, businessmen, manufacturers and suppliers alike are studying the tax implications under the new GST regime.

The government has stepped up their outreach efforts by launching helplines and informative videos.

The exclusive GST helpline has been set up to address retailers' queries, clarify doubts and explain the nuances of the new tax structure.

The helpline service was inaugurated by Rajeev Swarup, Principal Secretary - Small Industries, government of Rajasthan.